Sentence examples for perfectly programmed from inspiring English sources

Can it be perfectly programmed?

She's a perfectly programmed femme fatale: a widow entirely confident in her superiority over both genders – and her devastating appeal for men.

And yet, like the rest of Disney, the island is perfectly programmed: every night, for instance, there's an elaborate New Year's Eve countdown, complete with a corps of Spandex-swathed dancers accompanied by a cheesy movie about an evil computer that threatens to shut down Pleasure Island.

The benchmark for the modern European festival experience, this Barcelona based bash is one of the most consistently perfectly programmed events around.

"The ARTS program is a perfectly designed program for people who are interested in research and who are determining what kind of career they want a little bit later, as opposed to determining it as early as medical school," he says.

In this perfectly balanced programmed of Mozart and Mendelssohn, she featured in two concert arias – long, quasi-operatic pieces written for star singers.

Osment avoided blinking his eyes to perfectly portray the character, and "programmed" himself with good posture for realism.

Classic FM has moments of perfectly good programming, but it has never taken a risk, except occasionally in its choice of presenters.

Since many people resent having to junk perfectly good programs when they buy the latest computer, a host of tricks has been developed over the past few years to stop software becoming redundant.

In an era when many show titles are bland and interchangeable (if not virtually identical: how did we end up with "The Trouble With Normal," "Normal, Ohio" and "Norm" all in the same year?), "Jackass," which had its premiere last Sunday at 9 p.m., is perhaps the most perfectly named program on the air.

All these errors can cause a correct and perfectly running program to become instantly unusable.