Sentence examples for without a wrinkle from inspiring English sources

He met them head on and walked away without a wrinkle on his new green tie.

The difference is that Basil Rathbone's Holmes was an ageless being, to be spirited through time without a wrinkle, whereas McKellen — dapper in his top hat, circa 1917, then riven and slowed by the ensuing years — is nothing if not mortal.

The choice is this -- do we leave this world a better place, or do we leave it without a wrinkle on our face?

Gore replies with this about the inspector who hunts Valjean: "Javert was always in character, without a wrinkle in his duty or his uniform, methodical with villains, rigid with his coat buttons".

Three years later, in an article in The Kenyon Review, Alfred Werner described September Morn as a "classic of kitsch" and "the 'idealized' nude at its worst": "without a wrinkle of the skin, without any breathing of the flesh ... pink, soft, spineless".

I don't want to read articles with title such as, "Age is about wisdom but for God's sake inject that face with something other than wisdom, will you?" Apparently, women who brought home the bacon and fried it up in a pan are now expected to age with both wisdom and without a wrinkle.

A well-cut crew in a polished fabric can go to work, go out for drinks or dinner after, even out to a club, without ever showing a wrinkle.

The Patriots added a wrinkle within the wrinkle.

Mr. Maze added a wrinkle.

Rain could add a wrinkle.

There is a wrinkle, however.