Sentence examples similar to be impeccably correct from inspiring English sources
The rest are impeccably correct.
I try to be impeccably dressed.
He will need to be impeccably organized to trouble Federer on Friday.
Fish, with improvements in transportation, had to be impeccably fresh.
Try and be impeccably polite, especially if you want to be more like the stereotypical academic.
As things stand, it says, many gay clergy prefer to work as hospital chaplains, where their employer is the impeccably correct National Health Service, rather than in dioceses where they could be under the thumb of old-fashioned bishops.
(Writing in The Financial Times, he also observed that "most modern American journalism is impeccably sober and politically correct but at the price of also becoming monumentally dull").
His slightly accented English and his manners are so impeccably correct he could double as the butler.
Kippax was an "impeccably correct and elegant batsman, [with] an upright, easy stance at the wicket; like his schoolboy idol Victor Trumper, he rolled his sleeves between wrist and elbow and excelled with the late cut", who was probably at his peak during the 1920s.
That being said, it's impeccably made and spectacular.
