Sentence examples for far from impeccable from inspiring English sources
The phrase "far from impeccable" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe something or someone as being deficient or imperfect in some way. For example, "His presentation skills were far from impeccable, so the audience had a hard time understanding what he was trying to say."
On the contrary – we overcome everything," her feminist credentials are far from impeccable.
Now Congress is moving to preserve millions of acres of wilderness, far more than it has done in preceding years, setting aside land in states from California to West Virginia.But this Congress's record is still far from impeccable.
Lévesque's left-wing credentials were impeccable; the PQ's far from it.
Obama has benefitted from impeccable timing.
Shortly after a young woman has opened the show by strenuously lugging a giant postcard of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame from the auditorium onto the stage, Mr. Baryshnikov's Nikolai Platonovich moves forward to relate his life story so far — in impeccable French — as an English translation is projected onto the stage, scrolling across the darkened figure of the actor.
The issue has been subjected to rigorous empirical studies by scholars with impeccable credentials, and the issue is far from resolved.
But it turns out that Ando's impeccable taste for searing pornographic images is far from the only reason to speak with him.
Despite Beckinsale's impeccable features appearing to be rendered in porcelain, her performance is far from lifeless.
Now, within easy reach of Shanghai and Guangzhou and not too far from Beijing, it had a gem of a place, hitherto unknown, unseen, scenically unforgettable, culturally impeccable and politically just the ticket.
