Sentence examples for perfectly opposing from inspiring English sources

If the angles are identical, will be equal to 0. A set of perfectly opposing angles will give a value of 1.

(Ms. Ephron and Ms. Didion were arguably the two most acclaimed female journalists of the late midcentury, their sensibilities perfectly opposed.

The guitar sound remains unique: it perfectly summarises the opposing forces at the heart of a band that offers a kind of gonzo artiness, managing to be both monstrously heavy and somehow icy and detached.

Countless white (and non-black) Americans take those positions and have perfectly valid reasons for opposing or supporting them that have absolutely nothing to do with race.

General Clark's response is perfectly clear: He opposes the appropriation until President Bush presents a plan that details how he intends to get American soldiers out of Iraq.

If you believe that human life begins at the moment sperm meets egg, it is perfectly logical to oppose abortion.

All other mismatches are due to errors in PCR or sequencing since the two strands should match up perfectly as they come from opposing sequences in the DNA.

Blair is undersized by height standards, but perfectly built for rebounding and bouncing opposing bodies out of position.

Ms. Danielson, who runs her own educational consulting firm in Princeton, N.J., is perfectly suited to appeal to potentially opposing sides in the debates about education reform.

Because of its place, and thus the perfectly observed balance, both physical and psychological, between opposing forces, its clean lines can be restored in retrospect.

Thus the two opposing porticos, east and west, illustrate perfectly the period of architectural transformation of the late 18th century from the earlier Roman inspired Palladian architecture to the more Greek inspired Neoclassicism.