The phrase "as a faultless" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "She approached the task as a faultless performer, ensuring every detail was perfect."
Alternatives: "as a flawless" or "as an impeccable".
Her maternal grandmother, Patricia Watts, described Becky as a "faultless" girl, loyal, funny and sensible.
She has only one dimension, as a faultless, fighting mom, and she is aided by an equally uncomplicated guardian angel, Reverend Gustav Briegleb (John Malkovich), a severe and entirely impersonal Presbyterian minister who hates the Los Angeles police, and sees Christine as a tool to beat them with.
Like Tatum, Peterson had a Liszt-like technique (classical music's star pianists came to marvel at both of them), and could transform any melody into streams of spontaneous alternatives, sustain any tempo, use his left hand as freely as his right, and keep a faultless built-in rhythm section at work in his head.
Beckham is a woman who knows how to reel in her audience with an anecdote almost as expertly as she knows how to execute a faultless collection.
Richard Jenkins gives a faultless performance as a middle-aged, widowed professor jolted out of his malaise by his encounter with two unexpected houseguests.
Such risk analysis sounds harsh but it makes sense on a long mission where calling in sick or seeing a specialist is not an option.Astronauts have to be as faultless as the equipment they fly.
He could draw a faultless line just as easily with chalk on a board or with a ballpoint on a school pad, and in 1960 was chosen to write out the Preamble of the Charter of the United Nations, held at the Pierpont Morgan Library in New York.
That made Paul Wellens a fitting winner of the Harry Sunderland trophy as man of the match for a faultless display of full-back play.
He produced a faultless kicking performance from the tee, landing seven penalties, as well as a late drop-goal to lead the French side to their first Heineken Cup final.
But he, her father, had kept his mind, and closed himself up in it as a man closes himself up in a faultless argument.
So what if it's not a screamer; its Lincoln LS-derived transmission is plenty crisp; the 252chp V-8 it also gets from the LS is likewise potent enough; and the steering and handling are all about as faultless as you'd want from a big American GT.
