Sentence examples for perfectly eligible from inspiring English sources

The same has happened here in North Carolina, with perfectly eligible voters receiving the runaround.

Sublimity was trained by John Carr when he won the Smurfit Champion Hurdle two years ago but Hennessy, his owner's son, was closely involved and feels that he remains perfectly eligible to retrieve his crown.

Under his guidance, party officials in Florida got thousands of perfectly eligible black voters purged from the rolls in 2000, and got a law passed last year that limited registration drives and early voting days.

Gabrielle Finkelstein is the mother of a perfectly eligible son, Michael (Mr. Consuelos, doing his yeoman's work well), whose lack of a husband has suddenly become a source of agonized shame.

"The current qualification is three years, and therefore within the rules Denny is perfectly eligible, so why would we deny [head coach] Eddie [Jones] the chance to pick him?" Richie said.

I replied, "Do people have to follow up to get their ballots?" She mumbled a response that I didn't catch, but the conversation left me very concerned that a great many absentee voters who are perfectly eligible to vote, have every right in the world to vote, and have made an honest effort to vote, will be denied that right because of technicalities.

Some people may sniff disloyalty, but it is a perfectly valid decision for athletes eligible for dual citizenship.

The analysis was conducted under assumptions that the intervention was available to all eligible people and was perfectly adhered to.

A child of 16 with severe intellectual disability (ID) may be eligible for PCS assistance in bathing, while a child of 16 with mild ID may be perfectly capable of bathing safely and not qualify for PCS.

The meat dress perfectly captured the spirit of Gaga, and it was placed in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2011 (Gaga herself will not be eligible for induction until 2033).

Perfectly, perfectly self-satisfied.