Sentence examples for perfect hell from inspiring English sources

Hanmouth thinks itself perfect, and it's a perfect hell for its young.

One of his men described an approaching rapid as "a perfect hell of waves".

The result is a far darker vision of the underworld than one of, say, Hercules, but perhaps in its powerful mechanics, it's the perfect Hell for our modern era. .

Back then, she says, any film-maker could have used the dump as the perfect vision of hell.

And Amy, although a perfect advocate for hell having no fury like a woman scorned, is a vain, coddled Trust Fund-baby whose high opinion of herself is maintained while exacting Machiavellian forms of revenge.

(How did "Les Syphides" ever come to seem so moribund in traditional productions?) Fifi Barkova, she of the tragic moue, and her partner, the artist formerly known as Prince Myshkin, form the perfect marriage from hell in the "Don Quixote Pas de Deux".

Miliband again, because he's such a perfect example – saying "hell yes, I'm tough enough" to Jeremy Paxman, a flimsy simulation that withers in the daylight.

It should be fresh and flavorful and, in a perfect, why-the-hell-not, world, rich tasting with liberal amounts of heavy cream in the recipe.

And for an artist so smitten with the duality of consumer culture, SXSW is the perfect environment of branding hell and rampant materialism for him to run amok.

It would be tempting to call HBO "7 Days in Hell" the perfect bonbon for summer: This parody of sports documentaries is short, ephemeral and features ridiculous men running around in shorts. .

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