Sentence examples for this point perfectly from inspiring English sources

My CV illustrates this point perfectly.

Mr. Blakemore's production is not, at this point, perfectly paced, which is surprising given that this Australian director is the man who originally whipped Michael Frayn's "Noises Off," that most frantic of backstage comedies, so expertly through its complicated maneuvers.

Dave Weigel captures Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore)., articulating this point perfectly.

The IAAF statement says: "Paula Radcliffe's case illustrates the point perfectly.

Pullman, in his two minutes yesterday, managed to make the point perfectly.

The New York Post's headline expressed the point perfectly: "USA wins 1-1".

Lee Evans once told a story that illustrates the point perfectly: "I once said to a [heckler], 'What are you going to do when King Kong wants his arse back?' He said, 'This!' and hit me in the face".

The truth is that what's good for the 1 percent, or even better the 0.1 percent, isn't necessarily good for the rest of America — and Mr. Romney's career illustrates that point perfectly.

One of the examples given by the CQC illustrates the point perfectly.

(p. 16) To make the point perfectly clear, Justice Kagan wrote: "Compensation for demand response thus directly affects wholesale prices.

The occasion of Super Bowl 50 between the Denver Broncos and Charlotte Panthers illustrates the point perfectly.