Sentence examples for this makes perfectly from inspiring English sources

"This makes perfectly good sense," says Virginia Naples, a vertebrate paleontologist at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb.

Which might sound like another disappointment, but on paper this makes perfectly logical sense and will hopefully play to the game's favor.

Which might sound like another disappointment, but on paper this makes perfectly logical sense and will hopefully play to the game's favour.

This makes perfectly sense since impedance increases with decreasing cell-substrate distance.

No naturalistic theory of content at this time yet makes perfectly clear how we think about democracy, virtue, quarks or perhaps even tomorrow, and so this is not a problem that is peculiar to teleo-functional theories.

Practice makes perfect, and in this case it makes perfectly folded socks.

Limbaugh's racial obsession makes perfectly good sense.

She certainly has no desire for the glitzy lifestyle her wealth could afford her, this she made perfectly clear — and I believe her.

Our features director is a woman!" This era made, perfectly, Paul de Man's point that to know one is being inauthentic is not the same as being authentic.

Everyone knows - and this was made perfectly clear at the hearing we held in the Committee on Transport and Tourism - that Eurocontrol was unable to fulfil its commitments to guarantee a harmonised air traffic control system in Europe because many of the Member States withdrew the supranational powers they had granted to the organisation in the past.

McDonough thinks that this has been made perfectly clear to Congress: "if Congress wants to make sure there is consequence for a dictator using this weapon against people including children, they have to vote yes for the resolution".