Sentence examples for quintessentially perfect from inspiring English sources

"When the casting director threw out Gretchen's name, I thought that talent-wise, coloring-wise she could be the quintessentially perfect blond, sweet Jenny.

I'd sometimes try to trade species for food and couldn't understand why to, say, an ice cream man, a quintessentially perfect six-spotted beetle in a matchbox or 10 tadpoles in a jam jar weren't worth the price of a Sky Ray lolly.

Col. Stacy L. Maxey is the quintessentially perfect example of a poisonous Poster Child of the vast legion of fundamentalist Christian proselytizing-oppressors operating with unfettered access in today's U.S. armed forces.

The Proenza Schouler show was held in an unfinished, warehouse-like space on Beekman Street in the Financial District — a setting of chic New Yorkish decay, perfect for a quintessentially New York brand.

The Proenza Schouler show was held in an unfinished, warehouse-like space on Beekman Street in the Financial District a setting of chic New Yorkish decay, perfect for a quintessentially New York brand.

In fact, the beautiful montages and key locations in the film are so quintessentially New York, they serve as a perfect itinerary for new and frequent travellers alike.

These virtual concierges make perfect sense to Riccio, who uses both Quintessentially and Preferred Circle, in addition to his secretary, to sort out his life: "For me, outsourcing these services makes a lot of economic sense.

As a quintessentially British, well-bred master of wry, Mitchell is the perfect choice to ask whether manners are generally a good thing or a way to repress those who make a blunder.

It was one of those perfect afternoons - so rare that they're actually anomalous, even though one thinks of them as being quintessentially English.

Quintessentially American.

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