Sentence examples for perfect expressions from inspiring English sources

Some of the fairest, least-spoiled villages have names that chime in the mind, perfect expressions of English eccentricity -- Great Tew, a triumph of the thatcher's art; Coln St. Aldwyns, Lower Slaughter, Upper Swell.

She has set her voice somewhere between purr and growl and arranged her hands and arms into movements that are both perfect expressions of court gestures and precise parodies of them.

He ended up creating one of the more perfect expressions of local action yielding globally useful ideas, working with his fellow teachers and their graduate students at the Rural Studio, which he helped establish at Auburn University in 1993, and often with his impoverished clients themselves.

The movement had obvious manifestations in things like Riot Grrrl Press tables selling zines at concerts and graffiti spray-painted on sidewalks (e.g., "George Stay Out of My Bush"), as well as in performers who weren't necessarily linked in any way to riot grrrl but were perfect expressions of the spirit, and the day: PJ Harvey, Courtney Love, Madonna.

Over the course of its three minutes and 22 seconds, the video shows off various previously demoed BB10 features including a photo editing feature that lets you time-shift your shots to achieve a snap with perfect expressions, and the new predictive typing software keyboard that floats suggested words above keys within the keyboard so they're easier to tap on.

Based on his perfect expressions, the mischievous elf definitely seems to be in on the joke.

Greece is a perfect expression of this.

The brownies are the perfect expression of Woodward's approach.

Mr. Richard Whitney, of Groton and Harvard, is, of course, the perfect expression of the perfect type.

Ms Reno herself is a perfect expression of that expectation.

Villa Savoye (Poissy, 1931) Seminal villa and a perfect expression of Le Corbusier's fivepoint programme.