Sentence examples for take perfectly from inspiring English sources

In my (limited) experience, however, most cheap smartphones take perfectly good pictures in good lighting conditions.

I'm sad to report that the first baseman John Mayberry's mother's strawberry pie required me to take perfectly good strawberries and smother them with sticky red goo.

Journalists take perfectly good stories and pump them full of air and portentousness with a view to winning a Pulitzer prize.

But the same fine weather that helps produce meaty tomatoes, good for eating, also produces relatively dry tomatoes, which take perfectly to fast roasting.

It's that market phenomenon that causes manufacturers to take perfectly serviceable products, things consumers find close to perfect, and change them.

He has a "handful" of employees who help him write his posts and speeches and a number of professional photographers who take perfectly stage-managed pictures of him meeting veterans in Kentucky, small-business owners in Missouri or cheesesteak vendors in Philadelphia.

Avatar, to my own personal bemusement, is here and there taken perfectly seriously as a kind of caring, environmental parable.

John Ramsey, a toxicologist who runs the commercial drugs database, TicTac, says: "Most people who die on the club scene die from taking perfectly normal MDMA tablets.

Prisma takes perfectly nice photographs and turns them into schlocky pastiches that supposedly give your snaps the painterly styles of Munch, Picasso or Hokusai.

Images of a sycamore-fig garland, taken perfectly intact from a tomb, and of Tut's childish glove, the filaments stretched but not broken against the unsparing light, seem shrouded in apologetic silence.

The fact is that Google is taking perfectly adequate steps to protect user privacy with their Friend Connect product, and it is a useful product for users.