Sentence examples for somehow perfectly from inspiring English sources

EVEN if the data for 2012 were somehow perfectly clear, the presidential prediction model is imperfect.

"That after making millions he ended with $2,500 in the bank was somehow perfectly all right.

These throwaway lines somehow perfectly capture Greece's dark mood, and its fraught relationship with Germany, the European superpower that seems to hold its fate.

Stottlemyre is persuaded that the size of Rivera's hands and fingers -- not unusually large or small -- are somehow perfectly suited to create the break on the ball.

I spend a lot of time driving around London and once in a while a song will come on the radio that catches you off guard and somehow perfectly crystallises a place and moment in time.

These are somehow perfectly firm and well-bolstered for all-out racing and yet also swell for long country-road cruises.

Although Shears's rapping recalls Madonna circa American Life, it somehow works perfectly.

Say what you will about Zavros's work, but it somehow seemed perfectly judged.

But she looked more confident, more glamorous, somehow more perfectly evolved for fashion.

"I thank you," he wrote, "from the pit of my burning, nauseous stomach …" It was somehow a perfectly apt ailment.

In the Largo of the "Tempesta di Mare," he drops in an impressionistic whole-tone scale, which somehow sounds perfectly apt.