Sentence examples for the perfect instance from inspiring English sources

According to the Approximationist, the Form is the perfect instance of the property it stands for.

But get the Spyder out on the open road and your senses have a little war over which is more fantastic, the sound of the V-8 (rumbling purr at idle; a fantastic, urgent scream at redline), or the perfect instance when steering, suspension and transmission all team up to fling you with perfect poise around a hairpin turn with just a whisper of tire squeal.

Artists will drive you crazy, and The Hundred Brothers is a perfect instance of the work of art that seduces you with its beauty and power and then maddens you with its craziness.

Despite almost two years of diplomacy, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's office tweeted, "Leader in meeting with university students: The US is perfect instance of Arrogance.

A now notorious meeting in January, 2009, of Republican congressional leaders who, at a moment of national crisis, decided to deny the newly elected President Obama coöperation — even to help end the financial crisis that was bleeding the economy to death — is a perfect instance of the kind of thing Hamilton and Madison feared.

The ballistic-donkey system is also a perfect instance of the too-common paradox presented by a highly destructive weapon that can be controlled only very imprecisely..

The Amor Fati/Renegades release from 2014 is a perfect instance of the strange sub-level techno we are now expecting from this new breed of labels.

"This is a perfect instance where the states should experiment".

He is a perfect instance of the Western-rationalist male boogeyman stalked by a certain kind of literary critic.

While it has been argued that this could be used to eradicate a population of disease- (e.g. malaria) carrying mosquitos, it is also plausible to speculate that it could also be used for the opposite purposes, in a perfect instance of a dual-use dilemma (research that can be used for good and for bad purposes).

The dinner in D.C., on the other hand, strikes me on one viewing as a perfect instance of a reversal feast: for one night, the zinged (the President) gets to be the zinger, while highly educated but badly underpaid journalists get to dress up like Fred Astaire, while Fred Astaire, so to speak (the guy from "Mad Men," in this case, or whatever movie star is willing) dances attendance on the hacks.