The phrase "spotless image" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone or something which has a reputation of being pure, untainted, or perfectly clean from harm or error. For example, "The mayor has maintained a spotless image throughout his career."
An image of the "spotless sun" taken July 17, 2014 from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory.
Convinced that the department's battered buses were contributing to its negative public image, he declared that only spotless vehicles be allowed off Rikers Island.
But despite his knack for enchantment, the films he builds from those images, like "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" and "The Science of Sleep," don't quite sweep us away.
The Parikhs' spotless, well-ordered environment is as far away from the stereotype image of the cow and the beggar as one could possibly get.
Posters bearing his image compete with adverts for Burberry and Chanel on Baku's spotless boulevards.
The image of Switzerland's diplomatic service as staid but at least spotless has been tarnished recently.
(It's a bit short at this point — where are your books Michele Bachmann and Kate Obenshain?) **{:.mt-enclosure mt-enclosure-image} So we see the souls tucked beneath the spotless shirts.
But the only element in "Hornet" that comes close to the hallucinatory image-making of Gondry's emotionally powerful "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" (2004) is the slowed-time sequences.
What if the mask, the drill and the needle were mere blips in an incoherent dream and you could erase those images from your consciousness, something like an eternal sunshine of the spotless mouth?
Its images of a decapitated woman and cudgel-wielding accountant, set in a spotless room with alpine view, is at once comedic and sadistic, a kind of vaudeville of violence.
