Sentence examples for quite flawless from inspiring English sources

Midnight isn't quite flawless.

He was not quite flawless.

He was not quite flawless — his no-hit bid ended in the seventh inning — but he turned in a masterly performance, shutting down the Texas Rangers, 3-0, on two hits.

England were not quite flawless; Joe Root dropped a slip catch and Moeen Ali bowled a horrible second over that cost 17 runs, which briefly surrendered the initiative, but throughout a memorable day they were vibrant, innovative and very skilful.

This impressive, if not quite flawless, performance was about setting the tone for the Olympics in Vancouver next month; about trying to send a message that what was required to win in Plushenko's absence the past three seasons will no longer be sufficient.

Besides having championed the, ahem, perks of being braless and quite flawless, I never thought lingerie qualified as seasonal investment pieces, like, say, a shearling coat.

Prior to any of us journalist sorts getting our hands on the new game, albeit using old-model equipment (brand-new, fancy looking peripherals are coming, courtesy of the game's co-publisher Mad Catz but you can use the previous-gen ones collecting dust in your wardrobe, too), we're treated to a not-quite-flawless performance starring Harmonix product manager Daniel Sussman on vocals.

That it would also be a hagiography goes without saying; for those who work closest to her, Beyoncé is, quite literally, flawless.

While Sharapova wouldn't be quite as flawless as she was in that first game, she never let her overmatched opponent up for air.

She found what she wanted in a little shop in the Bowery; a string of square-cut stones, apparently flawless, quite heavy.

At their height, it's estimated that the Nationals employed nearly 100 people around the country, making Flawless quite possibly the biggest LGBT employer of the 1960s.