Sentence examples for weigh perfectly from inspiring English sources
The scales of justice do not always weigh perfectly, but it is a better remedy than the one attempted in "Citizen's Arrest," written by the accomplished magician, Duppy Demetrius and directed by our own David McWhirter, who continues to shine as one of our best new storytellers.
Her singing voice is gentle like water, soft like clouds of launderette soap, but precise too, weighed perfectly, making each lyric stand tall.
These policy tools are often based on the insight that rational actors perfectly weigh the costs and benefits of adopting certain behaviors and well-crafted economic incentives and disincentives will lead to socially desirable development scenarios.
Most foreign banks -- even when engaged in perfectly legal transactions with Cuba, weigh their options and decide it's not worth the hassle.
Finally, it's perfectly legitimate for the court to weigh real-world, practical considerations in hard cases in which the social implications are enormous and the legal precedents are open-ended.
It felt like we were doing a segment for 'The Five Obstructions.' Your assignment: make a car chase movie, BUT you have to film with two cameras at once, they must record perfectly in sync, they must zoom and focus perfectly in sync, they cannot shake, and if you want a nice camera, the rig will weigh 90 lbs and cost your entire budget.
Different women will weigh the harms and benefits differently, Dr. Berg noted, but added that even for women 50 and older, "it would be perfectly rational for a woman to decide she didn't want to do it".
They contend that courts are perfectly capable of weighing the competing security and environmental concerns.
It weighs 1,500 pounds and is perfectly balanced on top of the pole.
