Sentence examples for perfectly failed from inspiring English sources

Jon Scieszka, author of The Stinky Cheeseman and Frank Einstein, his new crazy new science series My only resolution is to not make any resolutions.(which means I have perfectly failed already).

While very strong prices were paid for intensely desirable rarities, some perfectly good paintings failed to excite bidders and remained unsold more than once.

The sabotage first came to light, diplomats and officials said, when inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency traveled to Iran and Libya in 2003 and 2004 and discovered identical vacuum pumps that had been damaged cleverly so that they looked perfectly fine but failed to operate properly.

The most famous such thinker is Leibniz (1710), who argued that God, being both perfectly good and perfectly powerful, cannot fail to will the best possible world.

He then argues that, since vector properties are extrinsic, it follows that at least some perfectly natural properties fail to be intrinsic, namely the perfectly natural properties instantiated at such worlds.

As a result I have been forced to fail perfectly good students for not meeting this criteria, forcing them to take the class over again".

Alas, that argument cuts both ways: While right-wingers think its logic irrefutable and its conclusion -- a Jewish state from the Mediterranean to the Jordan River -- perfectly obvious, they fail to note that the very same logic can be used to derive precisely the opposite conclusion.

But perfectly respectable firms have also failed to make the grade.

JotNot's free and paid versions include an image stabilization feature that snaps the photo only when the phone is perfectly still, but my hands failed to meet this standard.

State lawmakers, some of whom are fearful of being seen as soft on crime, have failed to make perfectly reasonable sentencing modifications and other changes that the prisons desperately need.

But to be perfectly honest, Kiko would have failed regardless.