Sentence examples for impeccable models from inspiring English sources

Some day, when Ms. Theallet has some garments she's particularly happy with, she should do a show without any music and just the most impeccable models she can find.

Olson, Brock thought, was "the model of a sober, careful lawyer with impeccable judgment".

But our need to revere them as models of impeccable French taste after all these years is a little odd, considering that they themselves sought to puncture the spirit of snobbish reverence which infected the food writing of previous generations.

She also lacks her role model's impeccable enunciation.

Since the exchange she has been a model of impeccable equanimity at all times.

But at least according to his old friend Martin Amis, Hitchens's unfailingly stylish prose is not quite the model of impeccable English tailoring it first appears.

"Gareth is an impeccable character, a role model on and off the field.

A debt of gratitude: He credits veteran real estate agent Joyce Spector for modeling an impeccable work ethic and helping him learn to be responsible.

Swedish women are known for their impeccable style (just examine the models and editors at Stockholm Fashion Week, for proof).

In the school's music library, my habitual retreat, I heard Fischer-Dieskau and the Juilliard's Columbia Masterworks recording of the work, and the score's combination of profound melancholy with patrician elegance and impeccable craftsmanship was both a model and a comfort.

Even if a new model has an impeccable pedigree and wears the latest style, it can falter in the marketplace if its manufacturer bungles what is known in the auto industry as "the launch" -- the crucial period when cars start moving from factory to showroom to street.