His range is wide and his language impeccable, never strained or fussy.
I never saw him speak, but I watched all of his debates online that I could find: I loved seeing him tear down his opposition just with wit and class and his impeccable use of language.
Her English is good, and improving, but her command of the universal language is impeccable, and the key to her appeal.
If many of his arguments were weak he gave no sense of how he would reconcile his spending plans with America's giant deficits—his body language was impeccable.The instant polls all gave a big victory to Mr Obama.
Later, as a student at the École de Sciences Politiques in Paris, she met Fabrice, a young, divorced diplomat who mistook her for a Frenchwoman, what with "my auburn hair, my pearl necklace and my impeccable command of the language".
Crystal Camp Caution: Make sure that your spell-casting language is impeccable, so that you don't wind up with things you didn't mean to ask for!
Read the review Delivered with impeccable clarity of narrative and language, James Dacre's version of one of the least-performed tragedies of Shakespeare – though increasingly seeming one of his most astute depictions of political intrigue – gained tremendous additional impact from being performed by candlelight in famously atmospheric churches.
Her journalistic credentials are impeccable; a degree in Modern Languages from Oxford, followed by a spell as a Panorama researcher, then as a reporter on Newsnight, before graduating to the studio.
Do impeccable research -- in several languages including English -- to look for potential minefields like the Nova debacle.
This collection of essays reveals his love of language and music, his impeccable comic timing, and what short'nin' bread really is.
