As I gazed up at the full moon and impeccably starry sky, the duet sounded utterly haunting, like nothing I've ever heard before.
Zucker is "the utterly New York professional, in a perfectly tailored suit"; Moonves is "impeccably tailored"; Robert Iger, the Disney executive who oversaw ABC, is "impeccably dressed," and his colleague Susan Lyne favors "striking ivory or pastel suits".
Zucker is "the utterly New York professional, in a perfectly tailored suit"; Moonves is "impeccably tailored"; Robert Iger, the Disney executive who oversaw ABC, is "impeccably dressed," and his colleague Susan Lyne favors "striking ivory or pastel suits". In seeking to humanize the suits, Carter portrays them as..
At the centre of it, too, is Bostridge's impeccably coloured performance, his articulation of every morsel of the text utterly lucid, even when, in Zender's version, it has to be spoken or delivered as Sprechgesang.
Each was impeccably made, often working out complex structural procedures in ways that made them seem utterly natural and inevitable.
I am utterly convinced he was a teenage girl in another life, because the way Dawson writes is impeccably accurate and almost disturbingly true to my life.
Because she's utterly fabulous, not to mention able to shoot on location in five-inch heels, her homicidal hallucinations are impeccably styled, just like the fashion shoots over which she presides.
Ben corrects her impeccably.
Bright ideas, impeccably achieved.
Impeccably played, of course.
Impeccably well-mannered?
