impeccable

They are not impeccable specimens — their trunks are prone to splitting and lower branches fall away — but despite these flaws they keep growing and growing.

Partly because Ben was as naturally and effortlessly impeccable as Astaire or Cary Grant, or any other mythic style-setter.

It is quite glamorous at first though—with you in that impeccable white suit.

Le Monde once called his résumé "so impeccable that it's almost discouraging."

Two Rivers functions like a fanboy gift shop with impeccable replica items.

Also back is that impeccable writing, packed with all the weird, wonderful one-liners that fans fell in love with last season.

Harwood named the amount and the lawyer drew a check book from his impeccable desk and wrote.

It's enough to say that we've been thoroughly infiltrated, and that most of their agents have absolutely impeccable dossiers.

Dr. Rude was a small man, dapper, totally unlike a research chemist, and his speech and manner were as impeccable as his dress.

For instance, one often sees a wedding invitation in impeccable form but badly printed on cheap paper.

If the elect are incapable of sinning in heaven, could not God have made impeccable men upon earth?