Every now and then in New York City, you will come across a thing so perfectly useless it reminds you of an old idea you managed to forget: Superfluous things are often beautiful, and beautiful things are generally superfluous in the end.
Pat Murphy, BBC Radio Sport's Midlands correspondent: "Steve Morgan is perfectly entitled to remind the fans how much money he has put into Wolves and I don't blame him for the veiled threat that he could walk away.
Both the qualifying terms mentioned earlier, "purely" and "perfectly", have pious associations: "original" reminds us of "original sin" as well as "the origin of species".
"The perfectly bound, coquettishly trussed bird reminds me of a '50s debutante at a cotillion, not a hair out of place," he writes of a Thanksgiving turkey; "untrussed, it looks like a ravished slut, disheveled and eager for more".
The taste reminds me of a perfectly balanced jam--tart but not too sweet.
Connecting with our higher power reminds us that we are all perfectly okay just the way we are -- deeply and profoundly loved and lovable on our own, no matter what the status of our relationship.
MR: Now, not to go too far back with older songs, but "Damn This Town" reminds me a lot of your classic, "Perfectly Good Guitar".
Moreover, Worlds reminds me of being a teenager, because it perfectly encapsulates the nostalgic-for-the-present feeling I got whenever I was having a lot of fun. .
Harris and Bloom's proposed idea of perfectly impartial affection also reminded me of the transhumanist movement, which sees technological enhancement as the next stage of human evolution.
I believe in practicing perfectly". My take: Also reminded me of a quote, this one from Benjamin Franklin: "If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail!" So incredibly simplistic yet so incredibly and very often overlooked.
