Sentence examples for perfectly will from inspiring English sources

His early customers "were a bit apprehensive at first, but when they discover they can get something that fits them perfectly, will last for ages and still cost less than a designer suit, they are sold on bespoke".

Though couched in the gender language of 1921, the aptest words come from Eliot himself ("Tradition and the Individual Talent"): "the more perfect the artist, the more completely separate in him will be the man who suffers and the mind which creates; the more perfectly will the mind digest and transmute the passions which are its material".

Data that fit the Rasch model perfectly will yield a fit of 1.

It's not enough to expose the images as evidence of a flawed system, but to understand that this is what such a sys​tem working perfectly will produce.

They fear "that failure to perform perfectly will lead to both abandonment and condemnation" by others (Millon et al., 2000, p. 176-177, my italics).

A glass of orange juice will go perfectly will with this breakfast.

Protocol deviation such as switching or contamination, subjects dropping-out or adhering non-perfectly will also be recorded.

Although neither has behaved perfectly, they will stay together.

And "it was perfectly legal" will not do the trick.

If your opponents play these deals perfectly, you will not prevail.

But perfectly serviceable will not catch the eye of Idris Elba.