Sentence examples for perfect display from inspiring English sources

At the Armani gym, there is a perfect display of bottled water, green apples and a variety of nuts.

This was a perfect display of looks that most women, whatever their age, would love to wear, provided that their budgets will stretch to it.

It was far from a perfect display but Rangers did show some slight progress as they trimmed Hearts' Championship lead back to 13 points.

Quell is used by Dodd as acolyte, muscle and raw material, the crude ex-serviceman a perfect display of the type of destructive, selfish, uncontrollable personality Dodd aims to eradicate with his "processing".

The unassuming Jones dismissed his perfect display as just another day at the office but the way he was mobbed by the Scarlets fans who had made their second trip to Bath in 24 hours showed that there was nothing mundane about this performance.

And the National Gallery has never used its Sunley Room to better purpose than with Bridget Riley's miniature retrospective – still on, including works painted directly on the wall – and the small but perfect display of that Danish master of light, the mysterious Christian Købke, who was one of the revelations of 2010.

It all came together  yesterday in a near-perfect display of defensive austerity.

Declarer, with his artistic card-perfect display, had lost only one heart and one club.

It was a display of all-round brilliance, a near-perfect display of everything a player requires to win this most difficult of major championships.

After 50 minutes of a near-perfect display of variety, imagination and aggression in attack from Cronulla, Smith passed from dummy half to Jesse Bromwich, who crashed over.

Barcelona handed Celtic the harshest of Champions League lessons by producing a near-perfect display to equal the visitors' heaviest European loss.