Sentence examples for immaculate presentation from inspiring English sources
There is, of course, wisdom in walking the line between immaculate presentation and the high-maintenance salon obsession that can make you look more showgirl than career girl.
In their immaculate media presentation, the Obamas have communicated themselves to the readers of the kind of magazines found in supermarket checkouts as a family whose dignity and essential decency are well sheathed in the necessary American armour of glamour.
But immaculate self-presentation has always gone together with a taste for breaking the rules of political decorum.
With their immaculate sheen and presentation, they could almost be taken for works by Cy Twombly, or the earlier abstract impressionist paintings of Philip Guston, as inadvertant Rothkos.
Even if it's not a perfect show, the presentation is immaculate.
The display is immaculate.
The award for the most superfluously elegant presentation goes to PaceWildenstein's immaculate beige-carpeted salon of petite Richard Tuttle paintings on wood panels from 1999.
The piece is immaculate, manicured, its untouchableness conveyed by the very perfection of its presentation.
In keeping with the immaculate choreography of the afternoon Charlton was there to greet Giggs as the triumphant team re-emerged for the presentation of their latest domestic crown.
Inside, everything was immaculate.
