Sentence examples for perfectly united from inspiring English sources
This year, with only 41 seats (and one race, in Minnesota, still not settled), Republicans can thwart Mr Obama's agenda only if they remain perfectly united.
The Pelvis Chariot, when perfectly united with the UterusMan, becomes the ultimate war craft and battle weapon.
Explore Ho Chi Minh City (also known as Saigon), a city that perfectly unites the energy of a world-class metropolis with the quaint sophistication of a French village.
You can take the girl out of Eastbourne, etc. Bringing back grammar schools – like getting out of Europe – is a Ukip policy co-opted by the post-Cameron Conservatives so we can see the right perfectly ideologically united.
The match started off perfectly for United, who were hosts at the national stadium, as Zlatan opened the scoring and Jesse Lingard added a second to make it 2:0.
Every part unites perfectly: the rich, hypnotic compositions; the ebb and flow of the choir's vocals; the stirring strings and cacophonous horns.
"I think it's perfectly possible if we are united and clear about what we want to do, we can win 60 seats back at the next election". Is he seriously suggesting Labour post-Blair can return to power with a landslide?
St. Augustine summarized much of Christian thought about charity when he wrote: "Charity is a virtue which, when our affections are perfectly ordered, unites us to God, for by it we love him".
Product information can be perfectly described only if both of them are organically united.
"To Be With Art Is All We Ask," they famously proclaimed in 1970, a statement that turns perfectly on the "we," uniting them and their audience.
