Sentence examples for perfectly establish from inspiring English sources

Shaun Prendergast acts as MC and does the famous, totally incomprehensible drill routine; Ian Bartholomew and Michael Simkins perfectly establish the detachment from reality of the military leaders; and Caroline Quentin renders the recruiting song, I'll Make a Man of You!, with a classy suggestiveness.

"DIRTY DANCING" (1987) The summer of '63 setting is perfectly established by the opening credit sequence, set to the song.

On Wednesday he told a briefing of foreign correspondents that "there is a Catalan road map that is perfectly established and that we're following step by step," all the way toward forming a new state.

The General Prosecutor's office turned into a perfectly established and smoothly running repressive machine".

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Therefore, it was not easy for Eotragus, the first immigrant bovid in Europe, to replace deer if they were perfectly established in the mixed niche, as the scarce available data suggest.

For Avicenna (Ibn Sīnā) metaphysics is a science (ʿilm), i.e., a perfectly rationally established discipline that allows human reason to achieve an authentic understanding of the inner structure of the world.

"I think it is perfectly possible to establish a more widely accepted concept of professionalism in banking while acknowledging that people in different parts of the industry do different things.

One might reply to this line of thought that it is perfectly possible to establish legal conditions for the declaration of a state of emergency as well as legal constraints on the permissible means of dealing with an emergency.

The Post did include the perspective of the Independent Counsel's office namely, that in probing criminal allegations, it is "perfectly appropriate to establish the circumstances of the contact," for a potential witness.

Increase in volume may be measured using the circometer, which is a perfectly valid method to establish the diagnosis of lymphedema and to control its course.