Sentence examples for perfect prototype from inspiring English sources

Richard Nixon — the perfect prototype — was only thirty-nine years old and wicked vicious when Dwight Eisenhower tapped him.

"Sargent was his own worst enemy," Mr. Binder said of the executive producer, calling him "the perfect prototype" for the Zero Mostel role in "The Producers".

The perfect prototype for future Haunt mazes.

Easter is the perfect prototype of triumph over, well...everything...everything

PTM is the perfect prototype for a mean moms update to Mean Girls.

An archetype is the original perfect prototype or design from which all like and related forms are derived.

Your startup can run under the radar screen for a long time, growing in strength, hiring talent, perfecting prototypes and running alpha and beta tests... and only surfacing at the last, best moment.

In all, Binet concludes, "Heydrich is the perfect Nazi prototype: tall, blond, cruel, totally obedient and deadly efficient".

He sought the counsel of a friend of his father, Henry Leavitt Ellsworth, who loaned him $300 and advised him to perfect his prototype before applying for a patent.

None of the four was a doctor -- Chen was studying business, and her partners were engineers -- but after conducting preliminary research, they gamely packed their bags and moved to Bangalore, then traveled throughout India, interviewing mothers, midwives and doctors to perfect their prototype.

Crafting convincing sea turtle eggs is more difficult than one might expect and Paso Pacifico is still working on perfecting a prototype.