"perfectly summarized" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe something that, in few words, is accurately described. For example, "The professor's lecture was perfectly summarized in the professor's biography."
And there, perfectly summarized, is the impossible, impenetrable conundrum of pain.
And there was a crawfish boil that perfectly summarized the week.
One fan's recent comment perfectly summarized the attitude -- that is to say, atty-tood -- of so many fans around here.
Mr. Tsui perfectly summarized this blend with the English title he gave to one of his earliest successes, "Peking Opera Blues".
English story". There was an element of serendipity to that period, perfectly summarized by the psychiatrist Anthony Storr in an article first published in 1973.
The headline of your May 1 editorial "Some Sunshine for the Campaign Jungle" perfectly summarized the need for greater transparency and disclosure from corporations and politicians in an era of waning trust and credibility for both.
The ACLU's Jameel Jaffer perfectly summarizes the point I am making from those polls:.
Your article about the telecommunications analyst Jack Grubman ("Bullish Analyst of Tech Stocks Quits Salomon," front page, Aug. 16) perfectly summarizes why investors are losing faith with Wall Street.
Each year the Northwest juggernaut packs a heady, rock-centric lineup that seems to perfectly summarize the year's musical climate.
Giddy with gonzo, headlong abandon, the movie pushes further and further into unhinged camp dementia until it climaxes with an apocalyptic tableau that perfectly summarizes its visionary kitsch and delirious kick.
Two days later, al-Barq stated that he had lied about the anthrax production 'only because he thought that was what interrogators wanted.' (pages 82-83) This passage is the one that most perfectly summarizes the brutality, inhumanity and absurdity of torture.
