Sentence examples for flawless piece from inspiring English sources

This reaches its zenith in 1984, an episode that distils Flannery's vision into one flawless piece of television.

In scattered hamlets, weavers, embroiderers, textile painters, tie-dyers, bead workers, potters, carvers, cobblers and bell-makers work as they have for centuries, often taking weeks, even months to finish a single flawless piece.

A glance through a 50-page technical reform bill introduced by Senator Richard Shelby (Republican, Alabama) last March should convince others that Dodd-Frank isn't the flawless piece of legislation they envisioned it to be.

"In scattered hamlets, weavers, embroiderers, textile painters, tie-dyers, bead workers, potters, carvers, cobblers and bell-makers work as they have for centuries, often taking weeks, even months to finish a single flawless piece," Claire Spiegel wrote in The International Herald Tribune of the craftsmen of Kutch, in the northwestern state of Gujarat.

Waller-Bridge hasn't produced a flawless piece of writing – the job-interview framing device feels imposed and there are some false notes in Fleabag's encounters with others – but it is a hugely distinctive one, which makes you both laugh and choke at the same time.

Carl Williot of Idolator website summarized the song as "a pretty flawless piece of R&B".

Such flawless pieces keep turning up, found slumbering in storage.

The whole score is played fervidly by a more than competent, if not flawless, five-piece onstage band.

What was a flawless if inessential piece of works turns into something of terrible force and portent.

Now Ms. Moore — a k a Mrs. Ashton Kutcher, her biggest role of the last few years — is back on the scene, quietly and no less eclectically, adding a period heist movie ("Flawless"), an ensemble piece ("Bobby"), an under-the-radar family angst picture ("Happy Tears") and now "The Joneses," an indie satire that opened Friday.

The other egg, carved from a clear piece of flawless quartz mined in the Urals, contains a model of the imperial yacht Standart, which was 160 feet long and had quarters for 300 servants and crew members.