Sentence examples for flawlessly produced from inspiring English sources

It's theater, epic, expensive, flawlessly produced (Cotter).

Put that together with the fact that many of the ideas once associated (rightly or wrongly) with his art -- tough-guys-can-be-sensitive machismo, scowly existentialist gravity -- are now passe, and you're left with epic theater, expensive and flawlessly produced.

The same could be said of the inventively conceived and flawlessly produced show "Les Sept Planches de la Ruse (The Seven Boards of Skill)," a seamless mix of circus arts, minimalist dance and visual art that at its core is nothing more than playing with blocks.

A fun and playful event, Woogie Weekend was conveniently located and flawlessly produced.

A nice little album of techy-house and breakbeats, flawlessly produced and very funky-groovy indeed.

Caroline Sullivan of The Guardian called it flawlessly produced and performed by Saadiq, and Rolling Stone magazine's Will Hermes said that the album showcases an original take on classic Northern soul.

In 2010, they tested their fuel cell in a rat for 40 days and reported that it worked flawlessly, producing a steady electrical current throughout, with no noticeable side effects on the rat's behaviour or physiology.

Trained as a Shakespeare scholar (and tenured at Harvard), she has in the last decade produced flawlessly timed academic crossover books on cross-dressing, bisexuality and dogs -- make that dog love -- in addition to a collection of diverse critical essays.

In yesterday's Grade 1 feature, the Tingle Creek Chase, the reigning two-mile champion Sizing Europe produced an express display as he flawlessly flew all three under Andrew Lynch.

Besides the horror and sadness of what you were watching, you might also have felt a childish disappointment over the disruption of your day, or a selfish worry about the impact on your finances, or admiration for an attack so brilliantly conceived and so flawlessly executed, or, worst of all, an awed appreciation of the visual spectacle it produced.

Mr. Albright of the Institute for Science and International Security said that in one year 3,000 flawlessly running P-1 centrifuges could produce enough weapon-grade uranium for one nuclear weapon.