Sentence examples for perfectly accurately from inspiring English sources

"They'd have to spell Kazimiroff perfectly accurately, including Dr. Theodore," Mr. Muriana said.

A poll last year by YouGov put popular support for state funding of religious schools at just 32%.Clarification: Editorial constraints meant we did not represent Mr Mogra's comments perfectly accurately in the original version.

"You were expected to draw these objects very carefully in charcoal," recalled Wyeth in an interview with Thomas Hoving, the director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in 1976, "getting the proportions and perspective, and strange shadows and reflected lights perfectly accurately".

On Dretske's account, you might still have a perfectly accurately experience of how his hair now looks.

Many people could probably estimate distances and directions towards at least some of the landmarks they passed along the route albeit not very precisely or perfectly accurately after only one travel experience.

In engineering, the initial condition may not be estimated perfectly accurately, and "the extreme sensitivity of a chaotic system's steady state response to small changes in its initial conditions makes long term prediction of the evolution of such a system difficult, if not impossible" [20].

Even if St. Aubyn's memories of his earlier life, shaped by trauma, are not perfectly accurate, he seems to take care to transmit his memories accurately.

NOT because of me and my music, but, because Steve so perfectly and accurately captured the wondrous sound of the room... that room being frickin' CBGB! Released in June 1987, I got some amazing press in places like Spin, Billboard, Guitar Player, Musician, etc.

The key fact comes early: that, under the Reagan administration, financial restraints and regulations -- which had prevented any serious financial crises since Glass-Steagall was enacted after the start of the Great Depression -- were swept away in a flurry of misguided (or, more accurately, perfectly guided) attempts to give business (particularly the financial sector) a freer hand.

But once those biomarkers have been identified then asMIPs are perfectly poised to accurately and cost-effectively characterize those splicing biomarkers in patient samples.

Like his hero, the Malaga star is a mesmerising dribbler who possesses balletic balance and can slice open any defence with a sudden burst infield from the left wing followed by a perfectly released pass or accurately curled shot.