Only one that comes to mind is Vancouver's top 4, Edler is an excellent puck mover, Garrison with a bomb from the point, and Hamhuis/Bieksa as solid defensive guys. And then you add Tanev in on the bottom pairing, they have a solid group. Even then though, they're still dressing Yannick Weber who essentially plays as a 13th forward. I get what you're saying though, I think it's like the whole "first line center" thing, where everyone expects a 1st line C to put up close to PPG, even though there's only about 20-25 centers a year that even break 60 points. Or the definition of "1st pairing defenseman" where it gets restricted to where there's only like 15 of them in the NHL.
There really aren't very many teams with a perfect group, and in the grand scheme of things it's hard to complain about Markov-Subban-Emelin-Gorges making up your top 4 with Diaz as a fill in.