The phrase "impeccably shaped" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is very well-designed, well-proportioned, or well-formed. Example: The vase was impeccably shaped, with smooth lines and a perfect balance between form and function.
Outstanding are Itziar Mendizabal, who dramatises the familiar exoticism of the Arabian dance with a compelling hieratic dignity, and Cory Stearns, guesting as the Prince, whose impeccably shaped dancing is matched by impeccably mannered partnering.
The "Cool for the Summer" singer made a big splash on the red carpet with a bronzed complexion, slicked-back hair and impeccably shaped eyebrows.
Two male designers, Tomas Maier at Bottega Veneta and Raf Simons for Jil Sander, both offered for the fall the streamlined modernism of a plain, impeccably cut suit, though shaped close to a womanly body.
But the eventual disclosure of this episode caused surprise, shock, or piquant satisfaction, being related of a man whose rebelliousness against his society had seemed to take only impeccably reformist shapes.
Beautifully weighted and impeccably crafted, a 19th-century example from China, whether hewn from rough bamboo or shaped from elegant porcelain and finished with silver, is as sleek and deadly as an antique rifle.
Embodied by an impeccably drilled cast of six, the office workers in these related comedies seem confined to isolated universes, shaped by rhythms of thought and feeling that rarely overlap what's around them.
A typical Montalbano novel, and one that I recommend heartily for when you can spare a couple of sunlit afternoons from "The Wings of the Dove," is the impeccably grimy "The Shape of Water".
(Johnson Don Voisinee (closes on Sunday) With hard-won control, this veteran abstractionist puts his carefully layered, impeccably painted black geometric shapes through their paces, illuminating a rich fusion of Modernist sources with a meticulous exploration of the mechanics of painting in the process.
Impeccably cut and refreshingly unfussy, it combined sleek shapes with a restrained palette of white, black, camel, blue, nude and khaki.
Just when I was ready to give up, Mr. Pittu strolled or pranced back onstage, playing one of several different roles with impeccably rich comic style, his expressive face somehow pinched into a new shape.
For a moment, you could even believe they were the obvious accessories for the middle-aged woman, impeccably coordinated in cashmere and leather, who was dragging a concave thumb-shape chair across the floor.
