Sentence examples similar to clearly impeccable from inspiring English sources
Black Crow was partly inspired by Lynsey de Paul's Sugar Me, according to Alkan, clearly a man with impeccable taste when it comes to forgotten 70s oddball pop hits: the best compliment you can pay it is that its tune is as compulsive as that of the strangely addictive song that inspired it.
In a review for The New York Times at the time, Robert Palmer said the album is marred by long stretches of "sloppy, one-chord jams" and disjointed sounds, and that the music's banality is clearly rendered by the impeccable Japanese engineering.
The experiments appear impeccable, thorough, clearly illustrated.
His reputation for impeccable dialogue is clearly deserved.
The Givenchy atelier clearly loves its designer; the quality is impeccable.
With the grace and precision that is Knussen's vast gift, clearly owing much to Schuller's example, the work emerged with impeccable style and wit.
But the distinction between impeccable and risky inferences is not limited to special contexts in which we try to think especially clearly about especially abstract matters.
The actors in "The Portuguese Nun" — including Ana Moreira as a Portuguese nun — enunciate clearly and never interrupt one another, and even their flights of sexual and spiritual ardor are tasteful, elegant and grammatically impeccable.
