Sentence examples for perfect terms from inspiring English sources

These are perfect terms in a horror movie.

The annoyance shows that Hilton is embarking on a year-long sabbatical to the US on less than perfect terms with Cameron.

So, here are some of the perfect term-time jobs that could be hiding in plain sight: 1) Open day assistant Open days are always extremely busy.

It's the perfect term for Warren Gatland though, who never knowingly misses a trick and who did, after all, outwit Schmidt when Wales played Ireland.

Its theme, "Transfiguration," is a religious term referring to the transformation of Christ, Mr. Wang said in an interview, and is now "the perfect term to describe China's ongoing cultural changes".

What a perfect term for what you need at work.

Trump spews out his spoken and tweeted scat as his mood dictates with "scat" being the perfect term, since it implies both nonsense and feces.

As the song goes, "For what they play Aunt Jemima is the perfect term--even if now she got a perm!" Yes, it's true.

A Brazilian friend of mine currently based in India (a country that knows a little something about religious-inspired terror) introduced me to the perfect term for both the critics of Charlie Hebdo and those whose mockery and critiques of the genuine pain of so many after the Paris attacks appeared to reveal nothing if not a collection of curdled souls: Catastrophe sommeliers.

The initial chromosomal clustering study seems solid, although "clustering" as used is not a perfect term.

In this Review, we will use the more widespread, although not terminologically perfect, term "biosensor", with its more relaxed definition stating that biosensors are devices that combine or integrate a biochemical recognition element with a signal conversion unit (transducer).