Sentence examples for perfectly really from inspiring English sources

She says in her piece for the guide to photography: "I think I timed it perfectly, really: at the Guildford School of Art I learnt how to prepare glass-plate negatives.

Lunch was a large, perfectly fresh, really flavorful salad.

It builds perfectly and really creates a harrowing atmosphere.

"So it's perfectly reasonable really, so they accept this filth.

A young Englishman in "The Rooftop Dwellers" rather cartoonishly describes the Indian protagonist Moyna's literary magazine as "perfectly splendid, really".

"This is new for me, wonderful, and to be perfectly honest, really surprising to find myself doing the things I'm now doing," he wrote to The Times in late October.

8.13pm GMT 7th over: West Indies 44-3 (Simmons 17, Bravo 7) Parry bowls, perfectly well really, and Simmons gets on one knee to hoist the ball over midwicket for six.

A few of them have that forced mal de mer grin that attempts to convey the message: I'm perfectly fine, really.

The 43-year-old does not read books (he prefers newspapers), which is a shame because Wheelmen's final paragraph sums his situation up perfectly: "He really does hold the keys to his own redemption.

Think the 60s protest movement -- the way in which people are encouraged to protest, highlighting individualism (making my point perfectly) -- really has any relevance to today's climate?

The entire focus of the ad is to dispel a rumor that, to be perfectly honest, really did not matter.