Sentence examples for perfectly disastrous from inspiring English sources

That would seem to be the perfect combination, or it could be the perfectly disastrous combination.

But Big Star's fate was a perfectly disastrous combination of talent, musical ambition, personal temperament and bad luck.

Their handiwork is contained in their recent best seller, "This Time Is Different," a quantitative reconstruction of hundreds of historical episodes in which perfectly smart people made perfectly disastrous decisions.

For the opposition Labour Party, and for a host of American pundits, Britain's travails perfectly illustrate the disastrous consequences of government austerity.

The moment perfectly symbolized the disastrous season for Sanchez and the Jets, and yet, they were hardly alone in enduring this instantaneous change in fortune.

However, not only was the sentence in question (again) perfectly grammatical, but the guidance was disastrous.

Of course, such loans — although perfectly rational for individual banks — are collectively disastrous for the banking industry and the economy.

But the slowest burn of all might be the push-pull relationship of Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant and Boyd Crowderr (Walton Goggins), now perfectly set up to culminate in a stunning, disastrous end.

"The concerns are of course perfectly understandable, but the withdrawal from the public gives a disastrous image of the EU".

Considering he did so in the penalty area, that could have had disastrous consequences for Ireland, but his tackle was perfectly timed, so there was no harm done.

Fine dining and toddlers may seem like a disastrous combination, but take a deep breath and another sip of wine, perfectly paired by the sommelier.