Sentence examples for single perfectly from inspiring English sources
Throughout her work, these variant forms interlock to produce a single, perfectly crafted whole that can be divided and rearranged to form equally well-crafted combinations of parts.
The almost lullabylike quality of her vocal on "By Your Side," the new record's first single, perfectly suits the song's lyrics, which offer gentle assurances to a worried lover.
No more difficult questions from the children about why single, perfectly serviceable shoes seem regularly to be going missing, only to be pulled out from hedges and shrubs several months later, chewed by rodents and covered in mildew.
On the strength of what is now recognized as a single perfectly honed pitch, they managed to sell a screenplay they'd worked on for 10 days -- Corky," a comedy about the son of a mob boss who infiltrates the F.B.I. -- to Disney's Touchstone Pictures, and went on to sign film and television deals worth $3 million.
The terrain of this novel is Lili's interior landscape, which is no less a battlefield than Verdun, for Lili is at war with God, and she spends her intellectual ammunition on a quest for "a single, perfectly formed argument she could offer to the world: a proof of God's nonexistence that could not be softened by anything, not even by the notion of mystery".
Tremulous, tearful love, the kind of love that could compel you to embroider bedroom slippers and tea cozies and thrust them at your love object as he climbs into his car, along with bunches of daisies and a single, perfectly ripe pear.
We weren't allowed to do the big double jumps until we'd done the singles perfectly.
No single factor perfectly explains the steep growth in texting.
Yet I read it and found it was precisely accurate — every single detail perfectly mirrored my own experience.
In my head while I was reading The Summoner series I could see every single scene perfectly.
Monk was the master of the single note, perfectly selected, timed, and struck so that it would have a symphonic amplitude.
