impeccable

I learned then, and have known through my career, that an impeccable bar is one whose texture is smooth and melt is indiscernible from one’s own body temperature.

When we meet, Yeonmi is impeccably dressed in a red pea coat and heels, her long hair pulled back in a ponytail.

And he cultivated a sort of “first lady” style that has dominated for decades: tasteful, impeccably made, and above all pretty.

Another impeccably cast performance goes to Missi Pyle, who plays a Nancy Grace-esque cable news host named Eileen Abbott.

Everyone dressed appropriately and even impeccably—not a flip-flop in sight.

The chicken, fried in impeccably fresh peanut oil, is enveloped in a salty skin that peels away in bacon-rich strips.

She had not been in England a month before she spoke Piccadilly almost impeccably.

There are no bamboo tables, no skimpy French chairs or Japanese umbrellas; everything is severely plain and impeccably clean.

“You were very sick, Padre; and in the fever you––” the impeccably honest fellow hesitated.

Dennison was older than he looked, less impressed than he seemed, and clothed impeccably.

Yet in dress and speech he knew himself to be impeccably Spanish, and was not Don Esteban there to confirm him?