Sentence examples for be faultless from inspiring English sources
adjective
Without fault; free from defect or error.
It has to be faultless and large enough to take a dance set.
He has shown giant dignity, and like all of us he may not be faultless but he's certainly fearless.
Admirers of his Sunday Times columns had one reservation: the analysis might be faultless, but he sometimes seemed to duck a conclusion.
Russia may not be faultless, but Kenneth Zimmerman's letter to the editor "Letting Russia slide" (July 12) flies in the face of well-established facts and recalls the failed Bush doctrine of being "with us or against us".
No performance in which a team's innings, unable to regain its initial impetus because of several rain breaks, subsides as theirs did can be said to be faultless but this came close.
Pastor Gary Smith, the music minister, jokes that his choir would be faultless "if we could just get the whites to clap on time and just get the blacks to be on time".
His pacing was faultless.
Her memory was faultless.
This is faultless ensemble acting.
The keeper, according to Mourinho, was faultless.
