Sentence examples for rather perfect from inspiring English sources

In fact, it's all rather perfect.

The silver film has a rather perfect crystal structure.

Rather, perfect prevention threatens our right to be free in our thoughts, even when those thoughts turn to crime.

There was something rather perfect about the writer of Death of a Salesman, but the death of the playwright has uncovered a disturbing tale.

The temperature of melting of initial mesomorphic domains, after reorganization at elevated temperature, is identical to the temperature of melting of rather perfect lamellae, obtained by initial slow melt-crystallization, followed by annealing.

One of Ove Arup's favorite projects was, likewise, a footbridge, a modest span across the River Wear on the campus of Durham University, completed in 1963; he later described it as a "rather perfect" example of "the complete integration of architecture, structure and method of construction".

Sometimes, the best product is one that doesn't create any new twists, but rather perfects and builds on top of what has been proven to already be extremely successful".

Advancement in Armed Exhibition is not a matter of knowing the moves with the most complex techniques but rather perfecting all your moves in general.

It seems there should be many more indirect hits that produce oval impact craters rather than perfect perpendicular hits which make perfect impact circles.

Frank believed that houses are personal, rather than perfect.

For the first time, the museum seems to me ­provincial rather than perfect.