Sentence examples for perfect air from inspiring English sources

In fairness, the Canadian actor has the perfect air of inscrutable, insouciant cool to light up the dizzying, hypnagogic future noir backdrop created by Scott in 1982.

"The air of Hobart Town is perfect air," wrote Anthony Trollope, whose ecstatic descriptions of Tasmania in 1873 inspired a mini-migration from Britain.

"Having studied the physics of it, I do believe a human being in perfect physical condition, with perfect aerodynamics, a perfect drive-system, perfect air and atmosphere conditions, could do 100mph," he continues.

However, he emphasized that a perfect air defense could never succeed in preventing an attack by itself, only in blunting it.

A screw cap is problematic in that it's a perfect, air-tight seal.

To achieve these, rapid and perfect air-fuel mixing are the most important requirements.

Straight from the womb, we are bombarded with images of perfect, air-brushed, under-weight women dictating what's considered beautiful.

American historian Hugh M. Cole wrote that "this fight, characterised warmly by the XV Corps commander as a 'brilliant example' of perfect air-ground co-ordination, not only was an outstanding feat of arms but also dealt a crippling blow to Hitler's plans for an armoured thrust into the Third Army flank".

As Cropper puts it, "They would join their fellows in perfect conditions — air pressure, humidity, light — our conditions of keeping and viewing are the best in the world".

In particular, he seems to have that perfect distracted air for the part, where the eyes are doing one thing and the mind another.

If you are keen to reap these potential benefits in the dead of winter but are cursed by a brown thumb, worried about mess or frankly think it's too much work, I have the perfect solution: air plants.