Sentence examples for for the impeccable from inspiring English sources

But Ingrid Betancourt was full of praise for Mr Uribe and for the "impeccable" army operation.

Impossible too, to keep count of the number of workers responsible for the impeccable state of the grounds.

Viewed from the bar, its subject, a screen idol dapper and handsome, could have passed for the impeccable Mr. Morath.

Years later political pundits would call her "the best of the Roosevelts," but for the impeccable pedigree hers was an inauspicious beginning.

Indeed, I still watch go back and watch Almost Famous in my moments of crisis, partly for the impeccable soundtrack, but also to revisit some of the inspired nuggets of advice imparted by Philip Seymour Hoffman.

The rooms are so plush, you could spend the entire day listening to Enigma on your iPod, immersing yourself in sweet creams and rolling from bed to sofa to sun-lounger and you really wouldn't be missing much - if it weren't for the impeccable food served in any of the resort's innumerable restaurants.

But it's a charge we might also level at musical biopics; for all the impeccable performances and painstaking recreation they carry a strange flatness that says nothing of the great leap of the heart that the music itself can bring.

Thank you, champions of fine journalism, for having the impeccable taste and towering intellect of Mensa members who can smell the difference between a Pinot Noir and some fancy sparkling grape juice.

As for the small, impeccable package, the new galleries exemplify the Met's skill at inward expansion.

Then when you think of the barrage the FA has received over the years, usually for the most impeccable reasons, there has to be the suspicion that this is one missile too many.

The online publication, which looks more like a marketing venture than a magazine in colloquial terms, may be an act by the couture house to resurrect nostalgia for the historically impeccable brand.