Sentence examples for perfectly talented from inspiring English sources

Taylor Swift, Adele and Jennifer Lawrence have earned covers, each perfectly talented, but certainly not fashion icons.

It was the same year he met Charles Sherwood Stratton, the perfectly formed and perfectly talented dwarf who became the entertainment mainstay Gen. Tom Thumb.

Too often, though, perfectly talented writers and actors seem to forget everything they know about nuance and license themselves to flatten out reality in ways they would never accept in Strindberg or Albee.

Their daughters are themselves made "perfect": perfectly coiffed, talented, poised.

"Charlie's vision of enabling access to a Yale College education to a greater number of astonishingly talented students tracks perfectly with my hopes for a more accessible and excellent Yale," Mr. Salovey said in the e-mail.

He is an incredibly talented broadcaster and is perfectly capable of adapting his style to the new climate without it intruding on him as a performer.

"I've been booking people now that don't even have a DJ page or anything, but they're very talented and will fit perfectly for the party".

Soon after, she attracted the attention of conductors Herbert von Karajan and Daniel Barenboim, both of whom recognized her as an abundantly talented singer with a voice perfectly suited to the difficult coloratura repertoire of Mozart and Rossini.

Oscar Isaac's performance as Davis is perfectly judged: "If he were any less talented we wouldn't want him to succeed.

To be perfectly fair, though, the site does have some talented, hardworking reporters who, by and large, do break news and offer interesting analysis on occasion.

Kind and gentle and clever and a ferociously talented actress, of course, but in that perfectly English unassuming way".