Sentence examples similar to perfectly point from inspiring English sources

He seemed almost to lose balance on his pirouettes, and his form wasn't always perfect -- his feet didn't appear to be perfectly pointed in his jump, and one leg seemed higher than the other.

"Abstinence is a perfectly valid point of view," she said.

I put what Borjas had said to Hanson, and he replied: "George is making a perfectly valid point.

And as the band kept up its funk groove, he had audience members repeat the phrase, as a chant and a pledge: perfectly on point.

He also made the perfectly valid point that popular schools become over-subscribed, and had to have some means for selecting their pupils.

He may be working the wood-fired oven clad in a black bandana and looking a tad clammy, but the results are perfectly on point.

The pictures are great, though I'm not sure color reproduction is perfectly on point.

"That's a perfectly valid point, and all these things need to be weighed in the balance," he said.

can be used for CCM with no thermal control, if the perfectly fixed point of CCM is limited to one.

The Tory Treasury makes the perfectly reasonable point that Labour deciding to vote for the updated Charter for Budget Responsibility does modify its fiscal position.

Early in Part II, Rawls makes what he calls a "perfectly obvious" point – that "the social system shapes the wants and aspirations that its citizens come to have.