Sentence examples for hardly impeccable from inspiring English sources

But Austria's own record is hardly impeccable.

Jolie's CV is hardly impeccable – there are rather too many Lara Croft: Tomb Raider instalments in among the Gias and Playing by Hearts.

It was just impeccable rowing.

Moynihan, whose record on women's issues as a Senator was impeccable, can hardly be accused of patriarchal ambitions to perpetuate that structure over time.

Clients come to Berluti for impeccable craftsmanship, but Berluti's hardly the only shoemaker who can do that.

On the campus of the University of Alabama, accusations that traditionally white sorority chapters had turned down an apparently impeccable candidate simply because she was black hardly came as a surprise.

We hardly see Serena Williams outside of the context of her impeccable athleticism, which may be why seeing a twerk-some Serena in "Lemonade" was the most "yasss -inducing moment of the album's celeb appearances.

His pure, malty timbre hardly varies, but his elastic sense of rhythm — and, when appropriate, his impeccable comic timing — makes him a sympathetic narrator.

ITH his thick-rimmed spectacles, impeccable manners and predilection for long disquisitions on epistemology, Ikujiro Nonaka hardly seems like a normal management guru.

Mr Kaczyński's anti-corruption credentials are impeccable, but as a fixture in Polish politics since the 1980s, he hardly counts as an outsider.

Though he arrived in Britain with an impeccable banking pedigree, he was an outsider to the clubby world of the City of London, a foreigner, with hardly any capital of his own and Jewish to boot.