The technology that seems to be faultless except for one thing is the circular-polarized glasses — though the fault is admittedly Ebert's #5.
And her husband, Ladd, whom she calls "Marlboro Man," seems preoccupied, impatient, and occasionally brusque, not the faultless cowboy hero of her fairy tale.
At the outset Miss Miss -- realized with deep subtlety and faultless comic timing by Jaye Austin-Williams -- seems even more confined than the woman in the trunk.
From beginning to end, the trailer itself plays light on the details, but seems to maintain the visual heart of the animated classic with faultless looking CG creatures; perfectly imitating the iconic opening that set the stage so many years ago.
The dramaturgy of this version (two and a half hours of music) is by no means faultless: the last act, which climaxes with the casting of Cellini's famous Perseus statue, seems to rush to a conclusion after the previous two have dallied withsub-plots and colourful set-pieces.
Featuring the faultless performances of Barbara Stanwyck as a con woman and Henry Fonda as the brewery heir she fleeces and then falls in love with, "The Lady Eve" isn't perfect — some of the pratfalls feel as if they've been shoehorned in — but it's so much smarter, wittier and sexier than what passes for romantic comedy today that it seems to come from a different world.
Admirers of his Sunday Times columns had one reservation: the analysis might be faultless, but he sometimes seemed to duck a conclusion.
Her faultless ear for dialogue makes it seem as though we're eavesdropping on these conversational jam sessions.
In the sloping concrete viewing area beneath the main grandstand, copies of the Racing Post were tossed like pages from a history book, and the vast audience seemed to levitate as Kauto Star completed a near-faultless three-and-a-quarter mile round under Ruby Walsh.
In fact, having examined the realities of the IOC's typically faultless logic on this one, it would seem helpful to delineate the actual rules on politicking at the Games, intuitive though they may feel to us all by now.
Ahmed, who seemed to possess an encyclopaedic knowledge of, well, everything, and spoke faultless English, helped her choose.
