Sentence examples for perfect enactment from inspiring English sources

She presents the affair with A-Man as the perfect enactment of her sexual philosophy.

The subtitle says it all; and the book is the perfect enactment of the idea.

"What we have with the french fry," Rozin writes, "is a near perfect enactment of the enriching of a starch food with oil or fat".

And each new generation of technology has been quickly cannibalized by the following one, in a perfect enactment of the economist Joseph Schumpeter's notion of creative destruction.

We've celebrated the courageous whistleblowers -- Bradley Manning and Edward Snowden -- and collectively wept on August 28 at a near-perfect re-enactment of Martin Luther King junior's complete "Dream" speech.

A compromise with the gun lobby, the measure isn't perfect, but its enactment would further the goal of keeping dangerous people from obtaining guns.

By far, the most perfect kiss re-enactment came in the form of the statue, which depicts a brawny sailor holding a lithe blond nurse in white heels and deep surrender.

Mr. Lopata thought the atmosphere of the 19th-century fiber mill, then owned by the financier Victor Posner, would be perfect for a re-enactment of the siege of Richmond, Va.

Now is the perfect time to press for enactment, finally, of the Equal Rights Amendment.

The law was not perfect, but as a result of its enactment and a series of subsequent federal laws, a generation of Americans has come to adulthood protected by a legal structure and a social compact making clear that government will not engage in unbridled, dragnet seizure of electronic communications.

Realizing that this short 2-D black-and-white history is about to be replaced by an extended 3-D color re-enactment creates all the anticipation of the perfect overture.