Sentence examples for perfect exercises from inspiring English sources

The Cunningham solo with the chair and the duet that follows are perfect exercises along lines set out by Marcel Duchamp: divorcing ordinary objects from their utilitarian associations.

This is not a perfect exercise in architecture.

The game was a perfect exercise to get me back in shape".

Not only is ballet an art form, it's also the perfect exercise.

In an almost perfect exercise of compare and contrast, Pallant House Gallery is also showing paintings by Keith Vaughan.

Cycling is perfect exercise for transvestites as it does not bulk up your upper body and it gives you an excuse to shave your legs.

It's the wry sales pitch of a waif beckoning to a lonely British sex tourist, but it's also a perfect exercise for beginners — even if French labial gymnastics feel vaguely obscene when you're not used to them.

It was a perfect exercise in what the great five-time world champion Juan Manuel Fangio used to say was the point of Formula 1: to win at the slowest possible speed.

Hence, the perfect exercise of our rationality — reflection without assent, as Arcesilaus has argued — will lead us to find the action that is naturally appropriate to us as rational animals, i.e., the reasonable thing to do, and this guarantees success.

In many ways the perfect exercise.

Swimming seems to be the perfect exercise for midlifers, according to an Indiana University study.