Sentence examples for perfectly good form from inspiring English sources
Lloyd and Gould argue that this sort of case represents a perfectly good form of species selection even though some balk at the thought that variability would then be considered, under a weak definition, a species-level adaptation (Lloyd and Gould 1993, Lloyd [1988]; 1994).
Walking in nature is a perfectly good form of meditation.
Again, to review, the White House has made a perfectly good short-form birth certificate available ages ago, so Obama didn't "create" a controversy.
Perfectly good food could be scavenged from rubbish bins.
It would be bad form to waste perfectly good produce on the geriatric Italian players who let themselves get knocked off the ball by the aspiring Slovaks on Thursday.
It's just hidden one layer down, and if you want to jump down into it there's a perfectly good fireman's pole in the form of a tile called "Desktop".
The appeal to culture bound syndromes is also a perfectly good bet, reflecting the idea that some forms of behaviour are entirely local and not assimilable to a universal model.
"Wrote" is perfectly good.
With "perfectly good" reasons?
With perfectly good lives.
