"His taste is impeccable with theater, with painting".
Service is impeccable, with Timo, the concierge, quickly becoming your best friend.
The technique is impeccable, with complete command of the Petrarchan sonnet form and its dramatic timing.
It is impeccable, with one of the area's finest restaurants.
The period detail here is impeccable, with the reader transported into the exhilarating Paris of Manet and the Belle Époque.
Because so much of the language at airports and in air travel is negative, he suggested, "Be impeccable with your own words".
My reception, though, was impeccable, with no sense at all that they were making L signs on their foreheads every time I looked away.
Most of what we've eaten has been impeccable, with one or two lapses — including those sausage rolls, whose filling was too heavy on the bread crumbs and seasonings: upmarket versions of down-market dishes should make a noticeable improvement.
He read dozens of them, absorbing mantras like "don't take anything personally" and "be impeccable with your word," and developing the youthful moxie that has led to his unexpected emergence as an Off Broadway playwright.
For the tourists Stuart Broad was impeccable with 3-31 from his 10 overs, Ben Stokes consistently threatening with 3-43 and Chris Jordan turned in a mature, miserly display with 2-37 from his full allotment.
