Sentence examples for totally perfected from inspiring English sources

Spade: With Recompose, we asked ourselves how we could use nature -- which has totally perfected the life/death cycle -- as a model for human death care.

It's a total mess, and it's totally perfect.

"But they're totally perfect for learning," he said.

"Is this a totally perfect system?" he said.

A gorgeous and totally perfect zoo director before her death, Elizabeth had been raising money for a new outdoor habitat for Sydney, her favorite gorilla.

"The balls have to be exactly alike, totally perfect, and for this work people are paid $50 or $60 a week.

"They feel even more solid than my teeth, and they look totally perfect and I even forget I have something that's not mine".

Then, if you're very, very good, you end up in a job where you can tell other people what to do (and if you're totally perfect you can become a government minister and boss people around en masse).

"If someone said, 'Hey, you got to race tomorrow,' I don't really see a big problem, but I don't want to take that chance in going out if I'm not totally perfect," Nadeau said recently.

In a 1979 case, a company copied two of Brilliant's phrases-"I may not be totally perfect, but parts of me are excellent" and "I have abandoned my search for truth and am now looking for a good fantasy -and altered a third phrase, all fantasy -andt-shirt traltered.

"Nothing should be totally perfect.