perfect example

A perfect example is the play I'm doing right now.

I can give you a perfect example from my own family.

The city where I came up is a perfect example.

His case is a perfect example of how little things have changed.

She was the perfect example of what life could do to a person.

The perfect example came in the first four minutes of the second half.

The last two days are a perfect example of what we can do.

You've worked so hard to do the right thing, to be the perfect example of God's love to others.

I'm sure you can give me a perfect example on where they do that.

There is, however, a perfect example of a man who did change his name.

Could there be a more perfect example of campaign politics, year 2000?

This woman I'm with is a perfect example of that.

Yet it was also a nearly perfect example of what's wrong with our health care system.

It was probably a perfect example of the way the army does things.

"Then you're the perfect example of why we need the new law."

"This is a perfect example of how the market has changed."

Each one was a perfect example of the art that had been developed there.

Virginia may be the perfect example of what the school can offer.

This kid was the perfect example of what I wanted.

Within the series we see a perfect example of social identity.

There you have a perfect example of the difference in approach that I've been talking about.

"It doesn't mean everybody that's sitting around the table is a perfect example of democratic development."

"That is a perfect example of everything working well," he said.

That is a perfect example of what the church tells men.

The last bottle on our Top 10 list is a perfect example.