Sentence examples for immaculately written from inspiring English sources

Eerie and immaculately written, it'll make you thoroughly glad you're an ocean away from home.

The Daily Mirror printed an immaculately written letter from the unnamed man, now in his 60s.

His books were a double threat: they were both immaculately written and presented, on their most basic levels, subjects that were designed to terrify readers.

He looks like an aged Tintin and communicates by immaculately written notes in capital letters and the words "Yes" and "No" tattooed on the palms of his hands.

Alexis Petridis of The Guardian characterised "Red Dress" as a "brilliant, immaculately written pop song".

"Unsparing, thoughtful and immaculately researched," wrote Kate Clanchy.

Beautifully balanced, immaculately researched and written with immense confidence, this is Hastings's masterpiece.

Brand described it as "a haunting blend of documentary elements and mythic tones, tightly written and immaculately composed".

His immaculately judged orchestral writing not only delineates the opera's darkly intense emotional world – underpinning each and every shift in the volatile though frequently repressed feelings of the central couple – but also supplying wonderful aural scene-painting, especially at such evocative points as the moonlight interlude towards the end of Act 1.

Combining a style that can only be called literary and a Dickensian plotline that is immaculately sublime, Winslow — whose other recent novels include "Savages" and "The Gentlemen's Hour" — has written a superb book that is not only well-written but fun to read, or, if readers will excuse me, thrilling.

You probably think that I swan into work at midday, sit on an expensive beanbag, drinking expensive smoothies, eating expensive sandwiches, waiting for inspiration to strike, for my heart to guide my hand into writing 300 immaculately chosen words about a very exciting new record that we're generously sharing with you for free.