Sentence examples for perfect intersection from inspiring English sources

"I think it was the perfect intersection of opportunity and timing for him psychologically," she said.

Laura sees science writing as the perfect intersection of these disparate interests.

The book seems to be a perfect intersection of two of your obsessions — cars and fifties culture.

For first-year student Maya Keren, the class has been a perfect intersection of her interests, music and computer science.

It is, even with its French name ("chiffonade" means cut in strips), a perfect intersection of the salade compose and the chopped salad.

It was, in fact, his fourth solo studio record in a career that has seen Vile locate the perfect intersection between Tom Petty and Pavement, Neil Young and Beck.

Sometimes I want to remember him in a more complete and global way -- as all the ideas and jokes and hopes and worries that made him who he was -- but sometimes I crave those particular snapshots, those single perfect intersections of space and time.

Jorg a man who knows a thing or two about that pitch-perfect intersection between emotional dissolution and complete euphoria has teamed up with Hot Chip man Joe Goddard for "The Price of Love", a stately, strutting slice of nostalgia-house that's custom built for late night walks back from the club of your dreams.

Today – and particularly when hungover – that pasty remains the perfect, familiar intersection of fat and carbs.

Both overlap coefficients normalize the degree of intersection from 0 (no overlap) to 1 (perfect overlap).

"Mail Online found the perfect Venn-diagram intersection of being a mainstream news site but also doing the sort of snarky commentary that you find on Perez Hilton or TMZ," Jo Piazza, the author of "Celebrity, Inc.," and a former gossip reporter at the Daily News, said.