Sentence examples for usually impeccable from inspiring English sources

His fastball was limping and his usually impeccable control was awry.

López hit shots that Federer, whose court positioning is usually impeccable, did not even bother to chase.

Mayweather's usually impeccable defence, moving away from the blows, and his counter punching look unused to this and he's struggling.

It doesn't help that the usually impeccable Mr. Jennings brings an exaggerated comic vehemence to the part of the surly husband.

Tom Durkin, who is usually impeccable, wrapped up his hoof-by-hoof description by saying: "Jorge Chavez and Monarchos have won the Kentucky Derby.

The No. 1 player in the world, Lee Westwood, also from England, defeated Henrik Stenson of Sweden, 3 and 2. Jim Furyk, No. 10 in the world, did not have his usually impeccable short game working and was defeated, 2-up, by the 55th-ranked Ryan Palmer.

But when they do, as seemed to be the case for Mr. Romney, their judgment has usually been impeccable.

Given that he's usually made such impeccable decisions when it comes to taking roles, why exactly a few years back did he agree to make Garfield – the spectacularly bland big-screen adaptation of the well-known comic strip?

Then when you think of the barrage the FA has received over the years, usually for the most impeccable reasons, there has to be the suspicion that this is one missile too many.

For better or for worse flawless arguments and impeccable evidence are usually not sufficient in themselves to affect reform.

On my last three visits, I asked him where to eat in Roses, the nearest real town to El Bulli (and one with a radically upscale clientele for exactly this reason), and he pointed me to two seafood restaurants where the food usually contains no more than impeccable local shellfish, olive oil, salt and occasionally lemon.