Sentence examples for perfect futuristic from inspiring English sources

In a "perfect, futuristic picture," Anikeeva says, people suffering from depression or other neurologic or psychiatric disorders could come in for a simple intravenous injection of finely tuned, targeted nanoparticles that reach the region of the brain needing stimulation.

I can see this as a next generation Tumblr wedded with a To-Do list, a perfect futuristic hybrid of utility and pleasure that will democratize media and all that jazz.

David Jeffries of AllMusic called it "a soul searcher [that] may require more patience than your everyday debut", but "perfects the futuristic bleak-beat hip-hop Kanye purposed a year earlier, and rewards the listener with every tripped-out return".

Its first titles include "Breathless" by Sophie Jordan, described as a companion novella to Ms. Jordan's popular "Firelight" fantasy series about a dragon in human form, and "Stupid Perfect World," a futuristic novella by Scott Westerfeld, author of the beloved "Leviathan" trilogy, which mixed alternative history with science fiction.

One of the best small labels at the cutting-edge of the music is Coyote Records, and tonight it's throwing a release party for Tom E Vercetti's futuristic, near-perfect Future Perfect EP.

Her advice: "Silvery and futuristic is perfect for ushering in a bold new age".

The packaging for Quake III marvels over a futuristic handgun "perfect for close-range and splatter-proof surprise attacks".

A posted prototype of a resulting dress, more art than garment, was a pattern of triangular pieces, perfect for the stylish futuristic denizens of the Capitol in "The Hunger Games".

The Future Perfect: Zachary Quinto voices a futuristic presence in this minimalist sci-fi thriller that explores time travel as a way to turn a personal sacrifice into humanity's best hope for survival.

I love the sporty and futuristic pieces, which are perfect to mix and match with functional outerwear and the tomboy glamour of lurex and sequins".

They're pop music as the Beatles or David Bowie would understand it: a perfect balance of commercial appeal and futuristic innovation.