Sentence examples for perfectly figured out from inspiring English sources

In some sense it's a goofy lampoon on what a jam band does; but last week's goofy is today's righteous, and Clutch seems to have the humor and pleasure centers of contemporary rock fans perfectly figured out.

I say "almost" because if an obsessive with access to a supercomputer and an electron microscope had several years to work on reverse engineering pseudo-random number generation algorithms, he could potentially(if everything went perfectly) figure out some of what might have been on the hard drive before the data erase was run.

It managed to find the London Eye perfectly, and it even figured out that Platform 9¾ was located at the King's Cross Rail Station.

He thought he had it all figured out -- he'd be friendly and warm, perfectly aglow with futuristic ideas, but with tons of experience, too!

If it isn't, then it would be perfectly understandable that people who are a lot more technologically advanced than us might have figured out something else".

But Mr. Kirby of Green Street Advisors said New York real estate players were perfectly capable of figuring out how much an office building is worth.

According to Michael Epstein, head of the intellectual property practice at Weil, Gotshal & Manges, eBay lawyers are probably using a perfectly legal tactic to figure out where they stand: Hiring a "shadow jury" that the firm pays to sit daily in the courtroom.

On Thursday, we challenged Well readers to really think like a doctor — an E.R. doctor, to be exact — to figure out why a perfectly healthy and active 43-year-old woman had fallen asleep and couldn't be awakened.

Luckily, a team of Japanese scientists has been working to figure out who messed up a perfectly nice Sunday drive.

"We acknowledge that trying to figure out market psychology is a perfectly legitimate approach.

So it's not true that I have a perfectly clear grip on myself and now I have to figure out what's happening in the world.