Sentence examples for seemingly impeccable from inspiring English sources
ON a warm spring morning several years ago, the admissions committee at Wesleyan University took up the case of a candidate with seemingly impeccable credentials.
The most lasting of their novels, Germinie Lacerteux (1864), was based on the double life of their ugly, seemingly impeccable servant, Rose, who stole their money to pay for nocturnal orgies and men's attentions.
These numbers attained seemingly impeccable credibility when they were featured in a press release last October about a new report from the Committee on Science, Engineering and Public Policy, a joint group from the National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering and Institute of Medicine (which, with the National Research Council, are collectively known as the National Academies).
America's most popular morality-tale teller is a master at putting people of seemingly impeccable character and high integrity in situations that corrosively challenge their ethics.
On the date, Emily tried to find out what might lie underneath Doug's chiseled surface and seemingly impeccable character.
The result is a stunning array of images that capture the longing for this seemingly impeccable day.
This includes seemingly infinite vistas, impeccable service and lavish living spaces.
As such, it is impossible not to be convinced by those who continue to argue with impeccable logic but seemingly little chance of success that the only sensible course of action is to shut the whole place down and press ahead with an external reform process.
They play a seemingly endless set, and everything people love about them – their impeccable musicianship, their energy, the "funk" – is all present and correct.
Her outfit was fire, her presentation of the Best Female Athlete award was impeccable, but we're still left with no *REAL* answers for her seemingly random appearance at a sports award show.
