Sentence examples for impeccable attitude from inspiring English sources

"Suzhou River" offers impeccable attitude and captivating atmosphere, but little emotional or intellectual impact.

But thanks to an impeccable attitude, sacrifice and consistency, the fact that he worked steadily every day, he improved a lot.He understands the game.

"Suzhou River, which is being screened today and tomorrow as part of the New Directors/New Films series at the Museum of Modern Art, " offers impeccable attitude and captivating atmosphere, but little emotional or intellectual impact.

But it was a mix of Southern grace and impeccable attitude that elevated Earnhardt to hero status in the eyes of millions of NASCAR fans.

But if the hotel's appearance has been impeccable, its attitude has been imperious, even arrogant, say neighbors, who range from tenants paying $350 a month for rent-stabilized apartments to wealthy artists in Olympian lofts worth millions.

In Kingsley, I see Grandpa's directness and firm logic, visible organization, and impeccable attire with attitude.

Nesuhi's interest in jazz deepened through the thirties and forties, and by the nineteen-fifties he was teaching, at U.C.L.A., what is considered to have been the first academic course in jazz music offered in this country — but his enthusiasm for black American music never overran by much the boundaries of impeccable jazz, and his attitude remained that of a cultivated European.

Nesuhi's interest in jazz deepened through the thirties and forties, and by the nineteen-fifties he was teaching, at U.C.L.A., what is considered to have been the first academic course in jazz music offered in this country but his enthusiasm for black American music never overran by much the boundaries of impeccable jazz, and his attitude remained that of a cultivated European.

Robinson said Prior's attitude had been impeccable since his return for pre-season at Hove and he is convinced that he will return to the international stage.

He further wrote it shows the singer's "impeccable street side... with enough attitude to make it work".

But the signs are there, particularly in tracks like the boisterous and impeccable "Back and Forth," that the brash attitude of grime is readily evident.