Perfect!

It was perfect.

You look perfect.

You look perfect.

The pregnancy was perfect.

Tom's conduct was beyond reproach.

The meat is cooked to perfection.

Everything has to be perfect.

Everything must be perfect.

Everything must be flawless.

Tom is always impeccably dressed.

Everything should be prepared flawlessly.

Tom is always perfectly dressed.

The toast was toasted perfectly.

Earth is perfectly suited for life.

Everything had to be perfect.

Tom speaks impeccable German.

Its intellectual and academic pedigree is impeccable.

Your English composition leaves nothing to be desired.

I want everything to be perfect.

Even my Communist friends always had impeccable manners.

Tom speaks French well, though not perfectly.

As an act of art it's practically perfect, it doesn't require any explanation.

His flawlessly ordered life collapsed when his drug addict brothers appeared.

He knew more than 900 songs by heart and could play them flawlessly.

Tom was impeccably dressed and well prepared for his job interview with the finance company.

Being happy doesn't mean that everything is perfect, but rather that you've decided to look beyond the imperfections.

But nothing, of course, in nature is totally perfect, so sometimes an error is made and a wrong letter is built in.

IKE acknowledges that, within a reasonable range, the market does a far better (though not perfect) job in setting prices than regulators can.

He's looking at his table he's planning to propose this evening to his girlfriend of 40 years, and he wants it to be perfect.

If Afghans visit their relatives and or have lunch or dinner there, their mothers make sure all the dishes at the relatives' house are left spotlessly clean.

In this regard, the most important lesson of 1989 and its aftermath is that society s evolution can never be perfectly prophesied.

The Olympic Games no doubt perfectly organized, without a protester, homeless person, religious dissenter, or any other kind of spoilsport in sight will probably bolster China s global prestige. While the American economy gets dragged down further in a swamp of bad property debts, China will continue to boom.

The Olympic Games no doubt perfectly organized, without a protester, homeless person, religious dissenter, or any other kind of spoilsport in sight will probably bolster China s global prestige.

So one of the reasons that I have come here to talk about this today is to frankly, selfishly unburden myself and let it be known that this is not an untroubled mind that has written all of these books.

As the sun set in the west, a huge and perfect orange ball burning into the earth, the moon had risen in the east, as perfectly full and round as the sun, cool and bluish white. It was as though they were in balance, moving on an invisible axis, with Berlin poised between them, at once suspended and a fulcrum.Freiheit.

As the sun set in the west, a huge and perfect orange ball burning into the earth, the moon had risen in the east, as perfectly full and round as the sun, cool and bluish white.