Sentence examples for much faultless from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, in every other respect, the zombie is pretty much faultless.

The food that issues from the postage-stamp-sized kitchen is all pretty much faultless: not a beat is missed.

My overall impression is that this B&B is a perfectly lovely place to stay, in a very handy location in the middle of Skye, right on the edge of its main town, and pretty much faultless.

While the Android 2.2 build has a few kinks that need to be worked out (like wonky audio during calls and a shaky 3G connection), we're hearing that the 2.1 release is pretty much faultless.

But the greater part of her discography is given over to songs about a much more faultless male figure.

Again much responsibility will fall on Dayne Beams – faultless in his first season in Brisbane in all respects other than his rapid decrease in scoreboard impact – and skipper Tom Rockliff, the fantasy football titan whose side rarely plays like a dream.

So much for the BBC, where Lord Hutton's analysis is faultless and of the highest order.

Nothing will put a reader down as much as an annoying main character, unless you have a completely faultless storyline.

A show about a disgraced Chicago politician and his faultless-but-ashamed wife doesn't sound like much on paper, but it's one of the best things on television, ever since it came to the UK in 2010.

Much like last week against Scotland in Hull, the Kangaroos were near-faultless in the opening quarter – and that was the backbone for their victory.

Alex Goode was a positive from the moment he stepped off the plane - he played an almost faultless game at full-back, although he wasn't able to contribute as much as he does for Saracens going forward.