Sentence examples for perfect correctness from inspiring English sources
Among the top players, who should set an example, many behave with perfect correctness but unfortunately a few do not.
Even Olga Borodina, a bright light in the contemporary firmament, opted for a note-perfect correctness that stripped some of the patina of Italianate emotion from Eboli's aria.
Describing people in situations like criminal activity is understandably not a time for perfect political correctness; " They were of a Caucasian decent with long scraggly hair" is plausible.
Counting such imperfections comprise a perfect test for assessing correctness of adiabatic quantum computing (B. Gardas et al. (2017) [11]).
Their argument, which involves Gamby's profanity-laced tough talk losing out to the history teacher's appeal for consideration and oneness, feels like the perfect allegory for the "political correctness" debate that America is currently embroiled in.
In this work part of the PERFECT project, such a demonstration supports the correctness of the transformation and provides materials for the construction of its formal proof.
The graph represents a perfect energy balance of simulation and hence ensures the correctness of simulation and convergence.
"Fixing" this problem would require Congress to sit day and night for weeks.The hopeless quest against the past perfect and the hapless quest against "comprised of" show that correctness may better be considered a spectrum than a black-and-white affair.
Socrates' reply to this seeks to enforce an admission that there are, in such naming contexts, variable degrees of correctness, and indeed that no naming act could ever attain perfect accuracy.
The flyers, pictured below, claimed the merchandise was perfect for people who are "Native American and proud" and "hate political correctness".
