Sentence examples for spotless about from inspiring English sources

The Dolphins have incurred just 27 fouls, so there is something spotless about their record, unblemished as it is by victory.

(The most recent amnesia movie, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," is about elective memory loss, which is something else again).

Juicy and I arranged to meet at the garage the following Thursday at 9 A.M. When he wasn't there by nine-thirty, Lloyd said, "He'll be along," but I began to think about that spotless dealership in Metairie.

These "remedies", presented as moral crusades, without agency or motor other than the "change of heart", are as vain as they are ineffective; their only merit is that they distract even the most discerning eye from the source of the ills, namely the serene and spotless economy, which goes about its unshakeable business, fixed as the stars in their courses.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is more about lobotomizing painful memories, then accepting that life contains a full spectrum of emotions.

You may have noticed examples of belt pride, where Midtown jocks stuff the front of their oversize Jerry Seinfeld dress shirts into the front of their pants, or the black equivalent, where sneaker-proud hip-hop fans cram the fronts of their cuffs into the laces of their spotless dunks, but how about some panty pride up in this bitch?

For instance, "Between 1620 and 1622, about 150 'pure and spotless' women arrived in Virginia and were auctioned for about 80 pounds of tobacco to future husbands".

Walt was hypervigilant about keeping the lab spotless and productive, and "Breaking Bad" has been just as conscientious about both entertaining us and making us think.

Guests inspect the onions as if they're about to purchase spotless, blue-blanc diamonds.

"Having been taught about its glorious and spotless past by the state rhetoric for decades, people feel that they could not have possibly done such a terrible thing".

Woman 1 "What about the hotel?" Woman 2 "Spotless.