Sentence examples for faultlessness from inspiring English sources

EVEN by the self-serving standards of opera managers' memoirs, written as the final curtain falls, Joseph Volpe's contribution errs on the side of faultlessness.

TV critics roundly praised last night's live episode for its faultlessness with the Radio Times calling it a "a very slick job" and the Guardian saying "technically, barely a foot was put wrong, save for a couple of entirely forgivable camera pans".

"I don't care for your pieces of faultlessness, like the good girls of such extravagant saintliness in Sunday school books," she wrote.

But somehow, for all its faultlessness, the piece lacks joy.

Perhaps it's wrong to be irritated – one can only admire their combination of faultlessness in their own professional lives, an exhaustive knowledge of the laws of rugby league, and perfect vision to know exactly what's going on from the back of the stand.

However well these perform on the red carpet, the workmanship is the kind of faultlessness you'd expect from one of the world's most powerful luxury brands.

She thinks she has found that faultlessness in a charming young professor of neuroscience named Ed Leary; she imagines spending her life "tuning into the calming frequency of his thoughts".

Is faultlessness really a goal?

Yet if there was fault to be found it was in the faultlessness of some of the day looks, a sense that Mr. Costa was quite consciously aiming for a visual statement and, in the process, didn't see or refused to see that the hemlines of the dresses might have been better shorter.

Thus: both disagreement and faultlessness are preserved (cf. Ross & Schroeder 2013 for criticism).