Sentence examples for probably perfect from inspiring English sources

A pork pie and a bit of piccalilli is probably perfect.

At the interval he said: "I think it was probably perfect".

Hence We Sing Pop!'s playlist, which is an initially puzzling assortment, but probably perfect for mixed-generation games when parents, kids and grandparents need a couple of tunes they are familiar with.

"Cook just likes to lead from the front in terms of the way he bats, so Moores' style of coaching is probably perfect".

For the mother's health, two to three years is "probably perfect" says Sarah Jarvis, a GP who regularly appears on the BBC's Jeremy Vine Show.

"But with a lot of younger, fresher players coming in throughout the summer, a captain in Alastair Cook who I identify as a someone who just likes to lead from the front in terms of the way he bats, Peter Moores' style of coaching is probably perfect".

The "classical system," as this close interrelation of architecture and mosaic has been called, was probably perfected in the course of the 9th to 10th centuries, but the earliest fully preserved examples are from the 11th to 12th.

In the meantime, Harris, who usually plays good guys, is probably perfecting this look in preparation. .

The most complicated sound to achieve was probably perfecting the sound and delivery of the Subwoofing spoons an instrument I made w/ the LEMUR group (League of Electronic Musicians and Urban Robots) of Brooklyn in 2009.

It's probably the perfect balance.

This is probably the perfect amount of mindfulness.