Sentence examples for perfect sense of from inspiring English sources

This makes perfect sense, of course.

The weekly magazine Les InRockuptibles said that the festival "intervened with a perfect sense of timing".

Known and loved by all for his perfect sense of timing in both humor and advice.

A perfect sense of the moment, tying Maurice Richard with 544 career goals in the Rocket's home town.

The only clarity in the president's vision appears to be his own perfect sense of self-justification.

And as would become clear, he had a perfect sense of timing -- or at least good luck.

Her friend Cynthia Rowley notes that she has a pitch-perfect sense of occasion.

Like Jeff, the anonymous protagonist is a forty-ish, ambitionless journalist, unencumbered by family, with a pitch-perfect sense of humor and a penchant for word play.

Cut and pasted without fuss, they have a pitch-perfect sense of design, but they are not narratives, and there is hardly any graphic violence in them.

These motifs, along with an irresistible tenderness and an equally seductive, pitch-perfect sense of craft, gave him all the style he needed.

With the exception of Mary Louise Wilson, who as Mary's pragmatic mother has a pitch-perfect sense of character and class, the competent cast misses the high style that should make Luce's women at once lethal and wonderful.