Sentence examples for perfectly perhaps from inspiring English sources

Not perfectly perhaps, but enough to carry the reader through certain passages without noticing a difference.

Unlike sending a fax, it means scanning you perfectly, perhaps right down to the quantum-mechanical state of every atom in your body; transmitting the information to somewhere else; using it to create an identical new you; and destroying the original.

Henry Nguyen likely is a clever fellow and a perfectly competent, perhaps even spectacular, businessman.

In many ways, they are perfectly mated — perhaps too perfectly, for it turns out that a bit of tension might have helped this movie.

It is a lovely jug, perfectly rendered, perhaps placed there by a poltergeist.

It is perfectly fine, perhaps, that Pollard concludes that Bawer is "unquestionably correct".

'Perfectly banal, perhaps,' he wrote, 'perfectly boring, certainly.' I ask Eggleston if he was surprised or dismayed by the negative critical response.

A cursory consideration of its principal concerns — the individual and social constructs of parenthood, the blurred lines between television and reality, breastfeeding — made them seem perfectly, and perhaps even cynically designed for a certain kind of book club.

Since Will has none either, they are perhaps perfectly suited.

What she did was perfectly legal, and perhaps her best chance given how she was slowing at the end.

But one thing he found was, perhaps, perfectly predictable: States with tighter gun control laws appear to have fewer gun-related deaths.