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According to John Makinson, the chairman of the National, the search for Hytner's successor focused on finding "a creative director of unimpeachable quality" who also had "the summoning power to attract to this building the greatest talents in British and international theatre".
And carrying the torch in Britain – at times almost single-handedly – has been good old Ken Loach, a film-maker of such tireless, unimpeachable leftwing commitment that even Genghis Khan would have to concede the point by now.
General Musharraf, as the army chief of staff who organised Pakistan's incursion into Indian Kashmir last year, has an unimpeachable record in most militants' eyes.
Mr Summers had what in previous eras would be the two most important qualifications to lead the central bank: unimpeachable economic credentials and the trust of the president.
The demise of AIG, an insurance company that was for a long time judged to be an unimpeachable credit, was even more astonishing.Indeed, as Roddy Boyd demonstrates in his well-written study of AIG's fall, it was the very solidity of the company's credit rating that led it astray.
As a former guerrilla, she has unimpeachable liberation credentials.
Says Scot McKendrick, head of history and classical studies at the British Library, who has led the negotiations to buy Cuthbert's gospel, "We have no other book that has such a strong, unassailable, unimpeachable association with a major saint.
"Consulting on the Cusp of Disruption", by Clayton Christensen and two colleagues, is a penetrating article in the October Harvard Business Review, arguing that the comfortable world of the strategy consultancies is about to be turned upside down.McKinsey's success depends above all on an unimpeachable reputation for integrity.
But now two completely new ports, one at Salalah in Oman and the other at Aden in Yemen, have opened for business, just as Asia's economic slowdown has hit shipping.The logic behind the development of the new ports is unimpeachable.
So although India still needs economic reform by the bushel, and although Mr Singh's credentials as a reformer are unimpeachable , expectations were always tempered.Even so, he has disappointed them (see article).
She has no trouble hammering home the unimpeachable importance of WCMA as a teaching institution.
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The word "unimpeachable" primarily functions as an adjective . It modifies nouns, as seen in the Ludwig examples like "unimpeachable quality", "unimpeachable record", and "unimpeachable integrity". This function highlights a characteristic of the noun, emphasizing its reliability and trustworthiness. Ludwig AI confirms its correct usage.
Expression frequency: Very common
