Sentence examples for too faultless from inspiring English sources
He was a sober administrator but not a hero; a man who earned the respect of his contemporaries and posterity but was, perhaps, too cool, too aloof, and too faultless to obtain great sympathy.
The Philharmonia – and men's chorus, too – were faultless.
The race unravelled in an almost faultless manner not too dissimilar to the Kentucky Derby.
NASA also isn't faultless.
He was widely respected as a singer of quality, who served with distinction virtually all the roles in the classical baritone repertoire, Italian, French, and Russian too - except that he sang these parts in faultless German.
While the musical style that resulted was too dispassionate for some critics' taste, others praised Mr. Starker's faultless technique; purity of tone; clean, polished phrasing; and acute concern with the composer's intent.
It is in every way a deeply felt, generous obituary, but the self-effacing, even "faultless" Jane character it imagines has more in common with Emma Woodhouse's altogether-too-perfect bugbear Jane Fairfax than it does with the author who complained in a letter to a friend that she would have really preferred a bigger advance than the £110 she received for Pride and Prejudice.
The inclusion of James Brown is stretching the point a bit too far, but there are others, such as Womack and Joe Simon, whose command of the form is faultless: indeed, so authentic were Solomon Burke's country records that it's said he was once accidentally booked to play at a Ku Klux Klan rally.
Ah, faultless legal reasoning.
