Sentence examples for is flawlessly executed from inspiring English sources
Every illusion is flawlessly executed, but some of the spontaneity of discovery is lost.
Fried calamari ($8) is flawlessly executed and comes with a bracing rice-vinegar dipping sauce.
Um, note to Ann: that big Obama plan to make him look like a gold medalist in the 1% Olympics is flawlessly executed by Mitt himself – every time he dons a pair of his Lady Wranglers and trots out to tell us things like – "Banks aren't bad people, they are scared to death … feeling what you are feeling".
Although he is missing Villalobos' infamous fanny pack, everything else is flawlessly executed, including the dark, gaunt appearance of his under eye bags, the sweat stains placed perfectly on his upper chest, the length and wetness of his sweat-soaked hair, and the angle at which the arm is touching the imaginary turntable.
"The Virgins" is a brutal book, but it's flawlessly executed and irrefutably true.
The play, Iannuzzi said, was flawlessly executed, with the return team moving to the right for 15 yards, then cutting to the left.
Beyond the deep-fryer's offerings, the extra-long lobster roll was flawlessly executed, the toasted, split-top bun lightly buttered and amply stuffed with big chunks of tender, buttered lobster.
The tempura may not be flawlessly executed, but the selection of things that you can have fried — like a pile of baby octopuses ($7) or slices of arrestingly astringent bitter melon ($7) — is anything but ordinary.
"Many attempts to land on Mars have failed exactly because there is such a long chain of actions to be flawlessly executed," said François Forget, a French scientist on the ExoMars mission.
Ahead of the landing, François Forget, a French scientist on the European-Russian joint ExoMars mission, said: "Many attempts to land on Mars have failed exactly because there is such a long chain of actions to be flawlessly executed.
It was "a good kill", wrote Harvard government professor Juliette Kayyem, and the raid was "flawlessly executed".
