Per Se is impeccable (zero points), and close behind, with only five points, is the Blimpie at 85 East Gun Hill Road in the Bronx.
With their impeccable reference points (the xx, the Weeknd) and cryptic song titles (Intruxx, Wyrd), Oxford's Glass Animals are, at least on paper, an enticing proposition.
"All education should strive to help those receiving it to gain enough freedom in relation to works of art to themselves become writers and artists". Is this a life-enhancing proposition, the impeccable end-point of the liberal humanist project; or is it intellectually mawkish?
The police stopped me for a random check, and the handsome Italian Carabiniere, resplendent in his impeccable uniform, pointed at the suspicious container: "Open it!" he ordered.
He had 27 points included some impeccable shooting from three-point range.
Though formally impeccable and sociologically pointed (the demolition site is a low-income housing project; one place under construction is the new Disney Concert Hall), the pictures are curiously bland (Johnson).
After Frasier boasts about his impeccable decor, Martin points out that nothing matches, to which his son replies: "Well, it's a style of decorating -- it's called eclectic.
If our emotional and spiritual uses for art matter beyond our pleasures in formal sophistication, and I think they do, the point is impeccable.
"The audience, socially impeccable from the journalistic point of view," wrote Coward of the first night, "had to walk across planks laid over the rubble caused by a recent air raid to see a light comedy about death.
"The bottom line: He gave me the chills," Melendez-Perez saidescribinging Al-Qahtani as well groomed, "combative" and in "impeccable shape". At one point, the Saudi said there was someone waiting for him upstairs in the airport, Melendez-Perez recalled.
And she did it with impeccable form, racking up points like an adding machine in a red tutu.
