perfect **** , auch: perfit dialect

Being seen as anything less than perfect was out of the question.

We are not going to be perfect all the time.

My wife and children know I'm not a perfect man.

He was in perfect health, and wanted to do more.

You have to be perfect to look good with a middle part.

Our children still love us even when we're not perfect parents.

I'm not perfect and I still have a lot to work on.

My mother was 64 years old and had been in perfect health.

The first to go was the most perfect court known to man.

So far, he has turned out to be perfect for the job.

And like perfect love, she took a long time to find.

A small town should be the perfect place for her.

Our system of social care is also far from perfect.

And really no one is perfect, we all have our issues.

Any time in the next few days would be perfect!

I want to make sure they're in perfect working order.

I can now move them quite well although they'll never be perfect.

He had yet to meet a woman who was perfect for him.

The city where I came up is a perfect example.

No one had ever given her anything quite so perfect.

These days, he has a wife and two perfect children.

She was the most perfect thing he had ever seen.

No, he told himself again, everything they could see looked perfect.

Or you tried to be even more perfect than anyone else.

The hand came down perfect on the white man's head.