Nicole Farhi's restrained elegance was perfectly aimed at her loyal customer base: understated soft leather tailoring for day, tuxedo-style bugle-beaded black separates for evening.
His admirers say he can be witty and touching, whether writing a "letter to heaven" to his mother or a "happy anniversary" column praising his wife as intelligent, loyal and "perfectly comfortable with people of different backgrounds, incomes and colors".
Insisting he was "perfectly content" to be a backbencher loyal to Westminster leader Angus Robertson, Salmond repeated his party's long-standing argument that only a large SNP group of MPs could champion Scotland's interests in London.
It summed up her attitude perfectly – as well as that of her loyal followers who had found a kindred spirit in this bohemian French woman with her cloud of red hair and her smoky grey eyes.
The duo have also recorded new music, which fits perfectly into their concert set lists and their loyal fans' hearts.
Still, she was perfectly happy to put family first, and reinvented herself as a loyal wife and mother for the next 20 years, only accepting work if it could be fitted around family life.
It's a perfectly silly way to ease the tension these are the moments his loyal viewers hang out for.
But all engaged must have co-operated in a loyal spirit which alone could have realised the composer's ideas so perfectly.
Just replace "Springfield" with "Chicago" and this sentence fits perfectly for Obama, too: During his years in Springfield, Lincoln had forged an unusually loyal circle of friends.
Italy is a quintessentially Old World country — a quilt of microregions, each fiercely loyal to its own traditions and cuisines — which means that it's perfectly natural to expect your cheese to have been made locally that day.
