Sentence examples for faultless it from inspiring English sources

The patent controller ordered Natco to sell Nexavar for one-thirtieth of Bayer's price and pay a 6% royalty.The German firm is far from faultless: it offered its drug for a ludicrous $5,000 a month, nearly four times India's per head gross national income.

"But it was an absolutely faultless ride, it really was.

They followed with last year's spry disco track, Treasure, in which Mars' footwork was so fancy and so faultless that it was a little exhausting to watch.

From Hoggard's opening over of West Indies' first innings, to the incompetent piece of running between the wickets that finished things, England gave a performance as near faultless as it is reasonable to expect.

Robshaw's own contribution, marked by a tackling display as faultless as it was productive and topped off with a first international try, was one of the central features of the victory – only England's third over Australia at Twickenham since World Cup-winning year a decade ago.

Antony Altbeker, the South African author and policy analyst, notes that while the country delivered faultless stadiums, it failed to provide a winning team – despite huge investment in the Bafana Bafana: "The social engineering required to build a good soccer team is very different from the actual engineering required to build a stadium.

Described by Mark Haddon as "that rare, rare thing, a first novel with a sustained, magical and utterly faultless voice," it won a fistful of prizes and secured Rosoff a place in the front rank of crossover novelists who were sweeping up both child and adult readers.

It is in every way a deeply felt, generous obituary, but the self-effacing, even "faultless" Jane character it imagines has more in common with Emma Woodhouse's altogether-too-perfect bugbear Jane Fairfax than it does with the author who complained in a letter to a friend that she would have really preferred a bigger advance than the £110 she received for Pride and Prejudice.

For formalists — those moviegoers sent into raptures by tight editing, nimble camera work and faultless sound design — it's pure heaven.

Taking a group to show them the finer points of Champagne Taittinger, he put them up in the Taittinger-owned Hotel Crillon in Paris, on the faultless grounds that it was more fun than going to a winery.

So is it faultless?