This was an almost impeccable, powerful performance, with entrances coordinated with absolute precision, sharply etched phrases and carefully judged silences.
Google's self-driving cars may have an almost impeccable safety record, but chances are the company won't be touting those same numbers about Project Loon — its attempt to bring Internet access to remote areas with the help of balloons — anytime soon.
It reads well, the site is well organised and the English is almost impeccable.
His credentials — a former Ohio State star, 10 years playing professionally, 8 seasons coaching in the N.B.A. — appear almost impeccable.
It is almost impeccable, despite the many risks being taken: tempos nudged ahead, dynamics pushed, pauses extended to the breaking point.
"The timing was almost impeccable, because at the same time as the news about the Pirate Bay and the new law, there was a solution in the market that provided unlimited content, that was free and funded by advertising," said Ludvig Werner, chairman of the Swedish arm of the industry federation.
Yachvili's place-kicking was almost impeccable - with no repetition of the disastrous close-range miss that lost Biarritz a critical European Cup tie against Cardiff in January -and he alternated neatly with Frédéric Michalak at outside-half, as Gerard Merceron did with Fabien Galthié during the last French grand slam.
He says the resurgence of nuclear energy around the world — even in ultragreen countries like Finland — reflects the simple fact that nuclear power has more potential to replace and reduce carbon emissions than anything else, and that, leaving out the Model T technology of Chernobyl, its worldwide safety record remains almost impeccable.
One of her great attributes was a distinctive, silvery voice, an almost musical intonation and impeccable diction.
Vest, a handsome man with an almost aristocratic bearing and impeccable English, runs through the key moments of Christiania's history.
"Journalists and reporters were struck by how different the politician's manners and speech were from his usual ways," the story went, describing Zhirinovsky as he made his announcement in almost-impeccable news prose.
