Sentence examples for true perfect from inspiring English sources

David Barry, a principal of Ironstate Development, a builder based in Hoboken, said that despite Hoboken's poor showing, the true "perfect storm conditions" were for the condo market in Jersey City.

However, the current set of studies cannot directly address whether this adult-acquired absolute pitch ability is comparable to the performance of "true" perfect pitch.

There had been many debates on whether it is a true perfect lens or not because the slab does not look like a lens; it only works for an object placed on a certain distance and has no focal length [43].

While there is no eternally true, perfect story, some stories are less partial, less distorted and more relevant than others [ 48].

Since we know true perfection is elusive, perfect enough seems like the next best thing.

If the device would work at the abstract limit (point radiators, true blackbodies, perfect reflectors, perfect heat conduits of zero radius), then it should be possible to approximate it near enough to still see an entropy decrease.

But he is too good to be true: a perfect student, perfect husband and political moderate who abhorred violence.In this section A massive relief effort limps into gear Too much of a good thing?

If this is coherently conceivable, then the same will be true of perfect knowledge, perfect power, and so on: if instantiated, these attributes are self-instantiated in every possible world and by the same thing in every possible world (Vallicella 1992).

The claim of laptop producers may be typically true under perfect circumstance, however we barely find circumstances perfect in our daily life.

Looking back, Long said, Kennedy was "too good to be true – the perfect activist".

"A rhino had been spotted propping up the bar in the Bell Savage Inn on Limeburner Lane; A True and Perfect Description of an Elephant, became a bestseller.