Sentence examples for the perfect origin from inspiring English sources
As an actor, he had the perfect origin story in the form of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, a semi-autobiographical sitcom in which Smith's charming, cocky, streetwise persona shook up polite, moneyed Los Angeles.
He continues, "The Richter Scale was the perfect origin to develop these laser drawings along the contours of the San Andreas Fault area".
Buddleia is surely the perfect urbanite – exotic origins, eccentric tastes and a willingness to live precariously in the oddest places.
The origins of the Perfect Storm were from an area of low pressure that developed off Atlantic Canada on October 28.
Some have suggested the fact she is female and of Asian origin made her the perfect candidate for the Tricycle.
Jel (abbreviation for jealous) – this word has transcended its Essex origins, and is the perfect response to images of a Patagonian sunset or the ubiquitous airport check-in.
A central presupposition in Leibniz' philosophy is that such a perfect language of science is in principle possible because of the perfect nature of the world as God's creation (ratio essendi = ration cognoscendi, the origin of being is the origin of knowing).
It's the perfect role for Witherspoon in full cute-as-a-button Legally Blonde mode, but who honestly cares one jot about Tinker Bell's origin story?
