Sentence examples for perfectly usually from inspiring English sources

With a lens, it also blocks rays of light that would pass through far from the center, where the lens glass may less closely approximate (usually with various easy-to-make spherical surfaces) the shapes that would focus it perfectly (usually much more complex aspherical surfaces), causing aberrations.

Arbus's perfectly composed, usually centered images have a way of arousing an almost painfully urgent curiosity.

"Let me be perfectly clear". Usually it's the politician who says those words to the public.

It is recommended that you don't finalize the bouquet until you have chosen your dress, because the two must match perfectly, and usually the larger the dress, the larger the bouquet.

A broad general distinction between plants and animals lies in the targeting of endogenously produced miRNAs; in plants, miRNAs are usually perfectly or nearly perfectly complementary to their target genes and induce direct mRNA cleavage by RISC, while animals' miRNAs tend to be more divergent in sequence and induce translational repression.

Plant miRNAs usually perfectly or near-perfectly pair with their messenger RNA targets at either coding regions or untranslated regions, and thus induce gene repression through degrading their target transcripts.

Littledale's advice was usually perfectly sensible.

Because of the way the law is written – with the tests applying on a borough-by-borough basis – this is usually perfectly legal.

When Rudisha runs his upper body is usually perfectly still, whereas Amos likes to rock and sway, as if nodding along to a favourite tune.

Most online daters have an idea in their heads about the kind of person they want, rejecting those who don't perfectly match their usually narrow criteria.

One could not call DeLaria the most nuanced of artists, and that is usually perfectly O.K. — as long as she is working within the context that a forceful director can provide.