Finally respondents feel one should appeal to personal and professional values: "Meet with the staff to discuss strategies to reduce these practices", "Do it by giving the example of impeccable honesty", "Each person must take conscience of the wrongness in these practices".
Reporters @katiecouric, @melissabell, @miltonvalencia, @brianstelter and @anncurry are singled out as examples of impeccable journalistic Twitter usage.
Created in 1974 by visionary architect and artist César Manrique, it is a perfect example of his impeccable grooviness, as well as his affinity for the otherworldly beauty of his beloved island.
Eric J. Zetterquist (3 East 66th Street, through March 28) is celebrating his 20th anniversary with a display of Song and Tang vessels reflecting his characteristically impeccable taste and including several examples of Dingyao, or white ware, variously Song, Jin or Yuan.
As an example, he pointed to the impeccable driving habits of the British, compared with the "rude" road behavior of his countrymen.
With the grace and precision that is Knussen's vast gift, clearly owing much to Schuller's example, the work emerged with impeccable style and wit.
While Young (2011) noted that Jackie Kennedy, for example, was widely known for her impeccable wardrobe, the author did not show evidence of women thus adopting the style of Mrs. Kennedy.
According to tradition, Rosenbaum tells us, the idea was that the different versions of "Hamlet," for example, pointed back to some "lost archetype," presumably impeccable and complete.
Cedar Walton's trio is a crackling example of jazz's maturing mainstream; it's an impeccable, self-contained unit.
For example, some providers may wish to impress schools with impeccable re-engagement and teachers could be influenced by previous scoring.
