A vital chemical change which would be perfectly healthy in one tissue or organ, in another may be fatal.
The others could be kept alive, and if their calves were promptly removed as soon as born, and fed only upon sterilized or perfectly healthy milk, they would be free from the disease.
The moment that their calves were born they were removed from them altogether and brought up on the milk of perfectly healthy cows.
The mucous membrane of the pharynx and oesophagus may present a perfectly healthy appearance, but occasionally it is congested and the seat of ulcerations which are for the most part superficial.
The brain, and its continuation, the spinal cord or marrow, were likewise examined, and were found to be perfectly healthy.
The spinal marrow itself appeared to be perfectly healthy, and there was no other remarkable appearance about it.
On opening the body, the whole of the contents of the chest and of the abdomen were found to be in a perfectly healthy condition.
The man who does not eschew tobacco in all its forms can never be perfectly healthy, nor can he be a man of pure and blameless character.
A perfectly healthy man has no reason to fear death; our terrible fear of death shows that we are far from being so healthy.
The involuntary functions are under the control of the Principle of Health in man, and are performed in a perfectly healthy manner so long as man thinks in a certain way.
Man's first step must be to learn how to think perfect health; and his second step to learn how to eat, drink, breathe, and sleep in a perfectly healthy way.
These, entirely or in part, are under the direction of man's conscious mind; and he can perform them in a perfectly healthy way if he will.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "perfectly healthy" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
