Sentence examples for perfectly appropriately from inspiring English sources

The responses ranged from claims that hedgies are remunerated perfectly appropriately to charges that they are outright crooks who prey on gullible and greedy investors.

The previous incumbents – from Sweden, Spain and Belgium – swept into Tate Modern trailing wafts of European glamour, perfectly appropriately given the museum's international perspective and collection.

But only the wise act perfectly appropriately, or correctly: their action is based on their perfect deliberation, and reflects the overall consistency of their soul.

They perfectly and appropriately didn't 'help me out,'" he said to "The Real" cohost Loni Love.

In other words, we can ensure that the signal is received with a certain gain or is perfectly nulled by appropriately choosing the weight vectors if no power limit on a node's receiving capacity.

This fun clutch ($215) or a bold embellished cardigan ($229, was $382), though, would be perfectly in-place appropriately festive touches.

Minton (2015), however, argues that while much of the opposition to the use of the passive is, in fact, opposition to inappropriate use of the passive, when appropriately used it has a perfectly justifiable place.

The first is turbot with a crust of goat-cheese Gouda, whose almost aggressive sharpness perfectly suits not only turbot flesh but the appropriately sweet muscat sauce.

It might be objected that perfectly rational and (otherwise) uncoerced choices are not appropriately consensual if made under conditions of desperation or from an inequality of bargaining power, or under unjust background conditions.

So by traditional criteria, Johnson can (with an appropriately curmudgeonly sigh) endorse "selfie" too, a perfectly self-directed word for a self-obsessed age.

"I am perfectly capable of ending the proceeding because counsel are not acting appropriately," she said to both sides.