near perfect

It was near perfect air for running, cold and still.

The Heads' coming of age still makes near perfect sense.

She looked at her near perfect body in the mirror.

Usually, students get at near perfect scores on these tests.

Her face was a near perfect triangle of white skin.

The vampire and the man seemed to have a moment of near perfect understanding.

They hired and trained a staff that was near perfect.

Weather's about near perfect, forecast is for more of the same.

"He's been near perfect and he gave up a home run.

It made a near perfect ring, except for the break on the bottom.

And on the essay, at least, it's possible to get a six without coming anywhere near perfect.

Racing conditions and organization were near perfect for the event.

The deputy must have a near perfect attendance throughout their year.

It was a near perfect match to the house I'd described in my novel.

Everything must be as near perfect as he could make it.

With a near perfect performance, the Australian girls won the team title by almost four points.

King called her performance a "near perfect match" and said to the news media, "I'm never coming back."

Their mouths and the robot's head happened to be a near perfect fit.

It is presented to players only in the case of "exceptional, near perfect play."

The problems of processing the material he could manage; practice had made him near perfect.

She's a near perfect match to what he described to me."

By doing this he discovered a near perfect fit among the continents put together.

The days when the intelligence community could offer the country near perfect warning of a serious attack have ended.