Sentence examples for perfectly summarised from inspiring English sources

The contrast between Anne and her sisters is perfectly summarised by comics artist Kate Beaton of Hark!

The 34th lap of the German Grand Prix on Sunday was the exact midpoint of the season – and it perfectly summarised the racing thus far.

What's going on?" Steaua Bucharest's "Hero of Seville" in the 1986 European Cup final, Helmuth Duckadam, now an ambassador for the Romanian club, perfectly summarised the atmosphere after his team ceased to exist as the world knew them.

At their best, in songs from "Roadhouse Blues" to "Riders on the Storm", "Not To Touch The Earth" to "L.A. Woman", The Doors created a mixture of the ridiculous and the sexy, the pretentious and the bullishly direct that was as compelling as any music of their era, a quixotic blend perfectly summarised in the grandiose promise to "tell you about the heartache and the loss of God".

As perfectly summarised by Ida Lawrence, "Testing is growing by leaps and bounds across the world.

The guitar sound remains unique: it perfectly summarises the opposing forces at the heart of a band that offers a kind of gonzo artiness, managing to be both monstrously heavy and somehow icy and detached.

And, in the way it matches cloying sentimentality with a ruthless disregard for real tradition (such as the word "gift" not being made into a gerund), it perfectly summarises the modern spirit of Christmas.

"The new franchise must improve rail transport standards across Wales - and this downplaying of expectations simply isn't good enough". Plaid Cymru's Adam Price said: "The First Minister's comments perfectly summarise Labour's record in government in Wales.

With Britain's current housing crisis in mind, all four films have taken on an even greater poignancy, which is convenient, because Keiller has just released a new book – A View from the Train – that perfectly summarises his thoughts on the topic.

"I agree wholeheartedly with the LJMU ethos of dream, plan, achieve - such simple words but they summarise perfectly the educational experience that LJMU provides, changing people's lives and helping individuals to reach their goals and realise their dreams".

This seems to summarise perfectly what we should have been discussing in the wake of Hilton's return to jail, rather than cheering from the sidelines at a woman who is clearly experiencing emotional difficulties at a very stressful time.