Sentence examples for perfect instance from inspiring English sources

"This is a perfect instance where the states should experiment".

He is a perfect instance of the Western-rationalist male boogeyman stalked by a certain kind of literary critic.

Despite almost two years of diplomacy, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's office tweeted, "Leader in meeting with university students: The US is perfect instance of Arrogance.

Having the whole bottle before us, we feel we can judge how close it is to being a perfect instance of its type.

The ballistic-donkey system is also a perfect instance of the too-common paradox presented by a highly destructive weapon that can be controlled only very imprecisely..

"A Suite of Dances," a solo in which the dancer seems to be deciding from minute to minute what he will do next, is ostensibly a perfect instance of Robbins's studied informality, his compromised abstraction, his imprisonment in "feeling".

No need for tortuous reasoning or extrapolation; they are "perfect instances of intelligence", divine intelligence unconfined and unmediated by bodies, ever active and actualised, with the whole moving globe apparent to their gaze.

All of them are perfect instances of kitsch public art.

To solve the problems of separation and precision, contemporary philosophers such as Speusippus and possibly Plato posited a universe of mathematical entities which are perfect instances of mathematical properties, adequately multiple for any theorem we wish to prove, and separate from the physical or perceptible world.

Take Michael Burnham in Discovery, played by Sonequa Martin-Green, for instance; a perfect example of what I hoped to see in a human from the rest of the series.

"The law is still not perfect; for instance, it requires that the victim demonstrate that she suffered serious emotional distress, which is unnecessary, burdensome and potentially requires the victim to expose even more of her private life to the public eye," she said.