Desserts are always impeccable; there is not a crisper, more buttery or better warm apple tart in all of New York.
Desserts are always impeccable; there is not a crisper, more buttery or better warm apple tart in all New York.
"They were always impeccable at the embassy, from the ambassador on down," said a businessman who was a witness to several "what if" conversations.
His sneakers were always impeccable: growing up, he'd saved his money for fancy ones, which he cleaned with a toothbrush.
The play runs a bit too long, but a quartet of good actors keep it lively, especially in fine performances from Elise Stone as Mary, and Angela Vitale, whose comic timing is always impeccable, as Fanny.
And did you notice, even when she's supposed to be devastated, Cameron Diaz's make-up was always pink and impeccable?" Everyone I meet wants to know what I think of the movie.
In a similar vein, Fumaroli notes approvingly that "the French of the Enlightenment" remained "precise and lively" even in the speeches of the militant regicide Maximilien Robespierre, "whose bearing was impeccable, whose hair was always freshly powdered, whose diction and manners were those of a courtier".
His musicianship was, as always, impeccable.
He has "a great serenity, thinks before he speaks and when he does, it is always in an impeccable French".
This left Giant Bomb, a site that's always relied on impeccable rapport, spread very thin.
A portion of his scholarly research has, with time, become old-fashioned, but within limits the precision of his documentation is almost always impeccable, even over details on which it has been challenged by literary opponents.
