Sentence examples for somehow perfect from inspiring English sources

We do this because we are constantly bombarded with images of perfection and information that will somehow perfect our parenting practices.

While the boys were somehow perfect.

Jessa getting married was somehow perfect; it humanized her while staying thrillingly true to her character.

Nor does Fox ever tell us why he had a bag over his head, though this is somehow perfect.

Richard Rodgers, in his 1975 autobiography "Musical Stages," suggests that she herself was somehow perfect, too — an art object worth collecting in her own right.

It was somehow perfect, then, that he wound up, at the end of his life and career, at the Yellowstone Club, an exclusive members-only ski area in Montana.

6/So to believe that microwave weapons were behind Cuba attacks presumes that a country or countries with a fraction of our defense budget somehow perfected these weapons, while we never did.

— it somehow makes perfect sense.

Boston is somehow just perfect for me".

'That would somehow be perfect.

He often sketches in plein air, which somehow seems perfect for a billboard artist.