Sentence examples for perfect closure from inspiring English sources

Cork is nature's perfect closure — when it works.

While this was the perfect closure for this relationship, I feel like the other characters didn't get the send-off they deserved.

The natural and continuous ventilation in the rolling shutter and the perfect closure between the box and the frame, prevent the formation of mold and condensation both in the box and inside the rooms.

Is it possible for victims to have perfect closure?

Scientists consider it the perfect closure, but it has scarcely ever been used on fine wine.

This wool blend longline jacket has an oversized fit and front button closure, perfect for layering.

Jim Manzi, a contributing editor at National Review, wrote that Mr. Levin's best seller, "Liberty and Tyranny: A Conservative Manifesto" (Threshold Editions) was "awful," and called the section on global warming a case for "willful ignorance," and "an almost perfect example of epistemic closure".

Less well-off couples trying to separate through divorce proceedings are facing a "perfect storm" of court closures, legal aid cuts and bureaucratic breakdown, says Nigel Shepherd, the newly appointed head of the family law organisation Resolution, a 6,500-strong 6,500-strongwhich represents solicitors, bassociationnd other professionals involved in family lawhich

And Britain isn't just losing books because of library cutbacks and closures - a perfect storm of combined pressures means we're losing books on all sides.

Nobody's perfect, but in his column "Seeking Closure" (Dec. 10, 2001, p. 212) Joe manages to insult three-quarters of the world where poor people live (5 billion out of 6).

The Shopper ($2,165), an oversize bag with a drawstring closure, would appear to be the perfect choice for Hathaway, but she seems preoccupied with her "new envelope clutch and iPad case in black," she says.