impeccable

I could perceive a certain feeling of joy in the judge, because his work was impeccable.

The scenery is impeccable as you drive through the high desert of the Coconino National Forest, with views of red-rock canyons and towering buttes.

They offer instead an intriguing premise, an impeccable paragraph, or just a sketch of all that the book contains, inviting readers to take part in a fresh experience of their own.

There’s an impeccable sense of balance in Taylor Jenkins Reid’s “Malibu Rising,” a natural order in which every action meets its equal and opposite reaction.

They are not impeccable specimens — their trunks are prone to splitting and lower branches fall away — but despite these flaws they keep growing and growing.

Partly because Ben was as naturally and effortlessly impeccable as Astaire or Cary Grant, or any other mythic style-setter.

It is quite glamorous at first though—with you in that impeccable white suit.

Le Monde once called his résumé "so impeccable that it's almost discouraging."

Two Rivers functions like a fanboy gift shop with impeccable replica items.

Also back is that impeccable writing, packed with all the weird, wonderful one-liners that fans fell in love with last season.

Harwood named the amount and the lawyer drew a check book from his impeccable desk and wrote.

It's enough to say that we've been thoroughly infiltrated, and that most of their agents have absolutely impeccable dossiers.

Dr. Rude was a small man, dapper, totally unlike a research chemist, and his speech and manner were as impeccable as his dress.

For instance, one often sees a wedding invitation in impeccable form but badly printed on cheap paper.

If the elect are incapable of sinning in heaven, could not God have made impeccable men upon earth?