Sentence examples similar to are almost impeccable. from inspiring English sources

It reads well, the site is well organised and the English is 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.

His works ace the crude test that passes for critical judgment in the art market: they look impeccable on walls today and are almost certain to look impeccable on walls tomorrow.

You also quote Henry James saying that her taste was "almost too impeccable".

A portion of his scholarly research has, with time, become old-fashioned, but within limits the precision of his documentation is almost always impeccable, even over details on which it has been challenged by literary opponents.

This was an almost impeccable, powerful performance, with entrances coordinated with absolute precision, sharply etched phrases and carefully judged silences.

(Their timing was so impeccable that Poehler almost had me believing "A.C.O.D". co-writer Ben Karlin spent time on "The Smothers Brothers Show," even though that program went off the air five years before he was born).

Her intonation is impeccable, her diction is impeccable.

Desserts are impeccable.