Sentence examples for perfect concept from inspiring English sources

BUCK ELLISON'S new line of linen towels manages to improve on the already perfect concept of sunbathing.

Glassybaby is a perfect concept that also lends itself for wholesale distribution to department and specialty shops".

To underline the "We're not perfect" concept, "the execution of the ads is not pristine, either," Mr. Ungar says.

"Although, a police raid during a showing of 'Dogvil' would be a perfect concept for interactive theatre..."...

For Duns Scotus, the notion of infinite being, not that of primary mover or being itself, is humankind's most perfect concept of God.

The reason for that is that it's a perfect concept for a movie theater: Movies + programming by people who really, really love movies + drinking + food = a really great way to spend an afternoon.

If you look at the history of Blizzard we have always been focussed on refining and perfecting concepts that have been introduced.

I wasn't trying to perfect the concept of profit-sharing for every business.

Her idea was very advanced for its time, thus it took more than five years for her to perfect the concept and apply for a patent.

The "perfect landscape" concept is based on the notion that any specific geomorphic system represents the combined, interacting effects of a set of generally applicable global laws and a set of geographically and historically contingent local controls.

He gives Hoboken, N.J., its due as the probable birthplace of baseball, but credits New York for the 90-foot distance between the bases ("about as perfect a concept as mankind has ever produced"), with the game's first superstar (Jim Creighton of the Brooklyn Excelsiors) and the inventions of the curveball (by Candy Cummings, another Excelsior) and the box score (by Henry Chadwick).