Sentence examples for perfectly though from inspiring English sources

Even if the distance runners in the Beijing Olympics eat perfectly, though, they are going to face the problem of air pollution.

Even if the searching part worked perfectly, though, MSN Search would have a ways to go before catching up to the mature, highly polished application-ishness of its rivals.

I remember this perfectly though: she parked in front of a plain brown apartment complex and said, "This is my new home".

"He understood perfectly, though I think he was a little bit regretful.

It may not have unfolded as perfectly though for a sport that was once more snakebitten on one of its biggest days.

I had found it on my sister's shelves: a small hardback I recall perfectly, though I last saw it 20 years ago.

Filet mignon, offered plain and au poivre, is perfectly tender, though also not so beefy.

Unfortunately the excruciating spousal stand-up act of Mr. Chabon and the writer Ayelet Waldman, was perfectly audible, though, mercifully, the picture cut out completely a few times.

He is perfectly aware, though, that the Dutch charges under Bert van Marwijk's guidance have an abundance of attacking riches.

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.

Perfectly at home, though, is the sweet potato casserole, which is like a pie without a crust.