Sentence examples for perfectly descriptive from inspiring English sources

Also known by the perfectly descriptive name buttercrunch, it's rich and it's irresistible.

It can be perfectly descriptive, of a personal relationship, a public offering, a million-something march or an overseas military intervention.

In this model we acknowledge a spiritual universe beyond the human that, for lack of a perfectly descriptive term, we refer to as the greater existence, and for which we offer the following list of words.

Installation art is perfectly suited to the descriptive function it plays for performance art, complementing and augmenting a theme.

"We thought it would be more valuable for us to have fun with this name and be really broad and exciting, rather than try to be too descriptive and too perfectly matched for what we did," he said.

Classical descriptivists, like Gottlob Frege (1892) and Bertrand Russell (1911), were perfectly willing to acknowledge that the descriptive content in question might vary — sometimes quite markedly — from one speaker to the next.

While not faultless – some passages might have been tightened by another turn of the screw – Hurley's prose style is perfectly fitted to the form, mingling vivid descriptive phrases ("Stone walls shone like iron") with an ear for the oddness of conversation.

He said that his conference names are descriptive of the content and perfectly valid.

Meyer's descriptive appearance matches Bella's perfectly.

These appearances were perfectly in keeping with the descriptions reported by Baudoin et al. (2008), who treated MGE cells with nocodazole, a microtubule depolymerizing agent; however, we adopted a slightly different descriptive terminology.

Eric Schneider, Ms. Schäfer's regular pianist, matched the contours of her performance perfectly, but also made the most of the descriptive music that makes Schubert's accompaniments rich enough to stand on their own.