Sentence examples for otherwise faultless from inspiring English sources
Liverpool left it typically late to seal Champions League qualification but their farewell to an uplifting Premier League season and warm-up for Real Madrid was otherwise faultless.
Jenson Button is optimistic that his disappointing sixth place at yesterday's British Grand Prix at Silverstone will be remembered as the only blot in what has been an otherwise faultless 2009 campaign.
The long, narrow beach lacked sun umbrellas (for shade, we had to sit far back under the trees), but was otherwise faultless, sloping gradually into the warm, clear sea.
Aside from Salmond himself, she was the most visible politician on the yes side, and the most visible woman: one criticism of an otherwise faultless and highly organised campaign is that she failed to close the gap in support for independence among female voters.
Kaka's 20-yard free kick took a wicked deflection off the defensive wall, wrong-footing otherwise faultless New York keeper Josh Saunders, and nestled in the bottom left corner of the net to an almighty roar from the home fans that just might have registered on the Richter scale.
Jess Fishlock's corner two minutes from time caught out the otherwise faultless Shannon Lynn in the Hibs goal.
With 10 minutes remaining, Hamad secured a place in the final qualifying round for the Swedes, striking a controlled left-footed volley from distance which caught McGregor - who had an otherwise faultless performance - off-guard.
But, otherwise, everything was faultless, from the phone call I'd received that morning to confirm my arrival at 12.30pm (the restaurant is always fully booked) to head chef Alain Reix's impressive eight-course menu dégustation, which weighed in at an impressive €120 (£84) per person (and that's without wine).
I wish he would not pronounce 'lure' in an American manner but otherwise his performance is faultless.
He drew a view of Antwerp harbor with a few faultless pen strokes in otherwise empty space.
