Sentence examples for perfectly new from inspiring English sources

Beneath them is a clientele that is perfectly New Yorkish: old and young and middle-aged, white and black, riotously Italian and fashion-forward, Mitteleuropean and plain.

Is Manchester's municipal pride blinding it to the fact that there is a perfectly new and reasonable theatre just down the road?

Mr. Zenón, born and raised in Puerto Rico and living in New York — and a 2008 MacArthur Foundation award winner — could make an endless stream of contemporary jazz if he wanted to, rhythmically complicated, perfectly new, perfectly cloistered.

Rectangles of unglazed porcelain upended and attached to the wall become blank scrolls, perfectly new, waiting for words in the Buddhist works of Liu Janhua; and quite possibly invoking the memory of all the white abstract paintings seen in an earlier gallery.

Because Corvettes are just plain unforgiving on anything but a perfectly new, bumpless stretches of blacktop, and even if you only intend to drive your prized baby on blue-sky days, you may not be lucky enough to live where the roads never get potholes.

Emma: I also thought it was perfectly New York of them to get into this conversation as the L train is about to come.

Suzanne Collins's brilliantly plotted and perfectly paced new novel, "The Hunger Games," is set much farther in the future but grapples with many of the same questions.

It is rare to see a designer step so perfectly into new shoes.

We were all very excited, almost giddy, thinking about how perfectly my new métier suited me.

Sutherland is the subject of a small but perfectly formed new show at the Dulwich Picture Gallery.

Gus somehow managed to do it by behaving like a perfectly ordinary New Yorker: he was neurotic.