Sentence examples for as an impeccable from inspiring English sources

Valet is a word-of-mouth profession that takes hustle as well as an impeccable résumé.

The South Korean government had been billing Ms. Park's Washington trip as an impeccable success, but the incident involving Mr. Yoon has cast a shadow over it.

The scandal dealt a blow to Ms. Park just as her office had been billing her Washington trip as an impeccable success.

The Guardian film critic, Henry Barnes, gave the film four stars, commending Poots's performance and describing Benjamin's as "an impeccable impression".

Ernesto de la Jara, director of the Legal Defense Institute, a human rights organization in Lima, described the judges' verdict as "an impeccable sentence".

Meanwhile, having established Tony as an impeccable combination of patriotism and capitalism, the movie sets the scene for a replay of the cold war by introducing a wild Russian mirror-image of the American superhero.

The Australian's editors stood by their reviewer as having "an impeccable academic and journalistic pedigree".

He praised the company as having "an impeccable balance sheet" and said it had used its buyback program to reduce outstanding shares by more than 300 million in five years.

Robinson, as ever, was an impeccable interviewer, caring and careful, but I kept wondering: who is this interview for?

Instead we are asked to buy wholesale the notion that as Richmond maintained an impeccable public image, he was threatening (and ultimately drowning) young prostitutes who vaguely resembled his wife.

The artist's tendency to include strange, often grotesque imagery is nothing to dismiss, as he employs an impeccable study of painterly detail in each work.