Sentence examples for perfectly ideal from inspiring English sources

With TestFlight fleeting and HockeyApp still just a hack that can work only when situations are perfectly ideal, there is nowhere else to turn.

On one hand, this is showing how we are not so perfectly ideal, but fragile and resilient.

Daphnia are not perfectly "ideal" organisms since they do not have complete knowledge about the suitability of all habitats.

As remarked previously, while evolution has refined protein interactions, they are still not perfectly ideal (the critical point for a given fold is approached but not attained).

While evolution has refined these interactions, they are still not perfectly ideal (the critical point for a given fold is approached but not attained).

But instead I found lines that illustrated perfectly ideals that still make perfect sense, many centuries later.

They both believe in a perfectly structured ideal society, which in the case of Trots and communists never could exist, and in the case of the romantic fogey right, never did.

7.35pm: Now Julie has a new flat: spacious, well-lit, perfectly anonymous; the ideal blank canvas.

Realistically, in some ideal, perfectly friendly divorce with shared custody and everything as good as it can possibly be, this isn't even a question.

Duccio thus succeeds in reconciling perfectly the Byzantine ideal of power and dignity with the underlying tenderness and mysticism of the Sienese spirit.

The paper focused on designing an ideal, perfectly stable marriage market: having mates find one another in a fair way, so that no one who is already married would want (and be able) to break off and pair up with someone else who is already married.