Sentence examples for say perfectly from inspiring English sources

Perfect — which is to say perfectly non-uniting.

And when I say perfectly knit, I mean it.

Education, Mr. Schundler's advisers say, perfectly illustrates the contrast they see between their candidate and Mr. McGreevey.

I can say perfectly soberly that I know myself and I know the worst I am capable of and I know that I have done it.

The fact that no book followed it only seemed to enhance its standing: there was a sense of a writer having said everything she had to say, perfectly.

"The natural inclination of people is say perfectly nice things, even when someone hasn't done a good job," says Hornik.

She envisions a house somewhere in the Greek Isles, she said, perfectly close to the sea.

Walsh frequently refers to a passage of Dostoyevsky's that he says perfectly captures the gambling soul.

"Honestly, what you've just said is shocking," Navalny said, perfectly deadpan.

He is in "a good place", as he says, perfectly prepared for another assault on Wimbledon.

"I can talk to you guys!" he said, perfectly audibly, as he lowered the broken microphone.