Sentence examples for perfect definition from inspiring English sources

The Web site itself describes the area as "the perfect definition of the American melting pot".

That, like the photo, is almost the perfect definition of him.

"He's the perfect definition of a great baseball player," Peña said.

So I'm actually rather proud of 'Abortion Barbie.' It's a perfect definition of what she stood for".

For with a single viral video it has given a problem with no name not just a moniker, but a perfect definition and delineation of its awful ramifications.

And ascribing independent reality to what you have in fact made yourself is a perfect definition of what the Jewish and Christian scriptures call idolatry.

There are no perfect definitions.

It wasn't a perfect or complete definition of adoption by any means; it was simply how I chose to begin.

With back to back debuts of two Thursday night comedies — "Welcome to Sweden" and "Working the Engels" — NBC offers up a near-perfect definition of the term "from the sublime to the ridiculous".

We filmed one in perfect high definition for the programme".

She even read out a perfect plausible definition of ecocide to the gathering.