Fernandez, a 31-year-old of Spanish and Colombian descent, is bright and beautiful, dressed in black skinny jeans and a black top, with her hair perfectly slicked back.
He was exactly like you – and indeed the anxious, family-friendly organisers of America's most watched television event – thought he would be: perfectly professional, slick as his pompidour and almost as dull as the football himself.
Schottenheimer called a fake handoff, and Sanchez sold it perfectly, like a slick used-car salesman.
Have one of your stars (Michael Schulster) yell out nonsense instructions like, "From the top like you mean it!" before a perfectly stale and slick group tap routine.
Even more startling than the perfectly square oyster slick is Mr. Dufresne's substitute for dressing: a scattering of dried olives and tiny diced Granny Smith apples, with pistachio purée on the side.
"John connects to those folks on a real level that Joe Lhota has struggled to do," Mr. Stites said, adding that Mr. Catsimatidis "doesn't appear to be a slick, perfectly made-over politician — he looks like a lot of New Yorkers look after a long workweek".
With his perfectly coiffed hair, slick suit and suspenders and his media-savvy ways, Mr. Mallon brings a dash of razzle-dazzle to the generally colorless routine of municipal life in postindustrial Middlesbrough, with its abandoned steel mills and hollowed-out town center.
Some of the perfectly chewy mezze rigatoni, slick with emulsified tomato and olive oil, concealed whole sweet, melty garlic cloves within their tubes.
And the spicy fried chicken wings, a refined version of the bar classic (though still messy), combined perfectly tender meat, a slick of sharp sauce, and a scattering of sesame seeds.
Plenty of designs are perfectly desirable, like the slick, slightly shiny, retro suits at David Hart; the cotton suits with the ankles bared at Todd Snyder; the cool short-sleeved sweatshirts at Bespoken; and the witty camo coats (painted with a target on the back) at Mark McNairy.
