Sentence examples for rather perfectly from inspiring English sources

Come on Mr Steve!" There is a scene in The Trip that sums up their diverging public profiles rather perfectly.

"Sometimes I look out on the green lawn and I feel like I could faint," said Ms. Tarlow, who is rather perfectly manicured herself.

On Monday night Duncan Storrar appeared in the audience for ABC's Q&A and rather perfectly cut to the quick on the issue of fairness in the tax system.

After Brooks logged a career-high six assists in a game against the Golden State Warriors last week, Nets point guard Deron Williams laid out the dichotomy of Brooks' game rather perfectly (via Mike Mazzeo of ESPN New York): "We've been telling MarShon [to pass the ball]," Williams joked.

Bob Sassone of AOL's TV Squad confessed in his recap that he was going to summarize "Kidney Now!" as "a little disappointing, but then I hit rewind on my DVR and watched it again and realized, wow, they actually hit all of the season finale notes rather perfectly This episode was quite funny".

They should not be lying on top of each other, but rather perfectly side by side (so you can fit as many into the dish as possible without the pasta sticking together).

A Prayer For Owen Meany is rather too perfectly constructed.

William, and most of the others, are rather kinder: "Perfectly passable," he ventures.

The simplest explanation of the observed behaviour of returns is that equity markets are moderately or imperfectly rather than perfectly efficient, and rotate around fair value.

In one way, though, Celebration Day captures Led Zeppelin rather more perfectly than any previous live document: it's tight and punchy and unrelenting.

It was as if I'd been told, "Your childhood dream of devoting your life to writing is not an aberration, but is rather a perfectly reasonable and justifiable ambition".