Sentence examples for perfectly learn from inspiring English sources

But it was another lesson, even if I and others did not perfectly learn it.

He writes that "by long practice [she] has perfectly learned... just what I want, and how to extract it from those of her kind".

Who knows what I'd be like if I could hear perfectly and learn at speed.

Everyone was suddenly mad for electro remixes of indie rock songs and Aoki was perfectly placed to (learn how to) make and release them.

We are perfectly content to learn that a novelist needed half a decade to tell his or her tale, but somehow we demand of painters a little more dash.

But that won't stop Strabo from trying: he's an old dog who is perfectly able to learn a new trick if it contributes to the day's enjoyment.

The New Zealanders are perfectly prepared to learn their trade abroad – both Henry and Hansen cut their Test teeth with Wales, and their countryman Warren Gatland has been operating out of Cardiff since 2007 – but once they have coached their own, they are deeply reluctant to take their expertise elsewhere.

Video games are often criticised for their outlandish story lines, but considering what's been happening in British politics this week, they now seem like a perfectly sensible place to learn about the world.