faultlessness

Its music had the painful, brittle clarity of faultlessness.

Say to yourselves, therefore, that perfection, faultlessness, and absolute satisfaction are not to be found in this world.

He was considered exemplary in terms of his faultlessness in emphasis, presentation and articulation.

He wore a clean, new tunic whose crisp faultlessness only emphasized how tired he looked.

Can near faultlessness and soul coexist?

Is faultlessness really a goal?

Mr. Carter, at 80 years old, is a perfectionist: his solos merge the confidence and faultlessness of a premeditated act with the spring of improvisation.

Oliver, used to the shabby comforts of Styx's Victorian architecture, accustomed to the irregularities of nature's forms, was shocked by the sleekness of it all, the sterile faultlessness.

Instead, we spend our lives searching for that one special person, whose Weltanschauung is so complete and so perfect that you can simply super-impose it on your own and bathe in its faultlessness.

Although first phase (i.e. lawful frames of liquidation made in 2006/2007) is perceived by most of Polish political elite as successful also probably in terms of extinction i.e. mitigation of: long-term overestimation of skills, faultlessness, etc..

And Martha's glance, in modest overwhelming of modesty by what she saw, dropped down the splendid breast of her and generously true lines of body to the feet, silken clad, high-heeled-slippered, small, plump, with an almost Spanish arch and faultlessness of instep.

Naked in the Gymnasion, even alongside scores of youths and warriors blessed in comeliness and elevated by their training to the peak of condition, Polynikes stood out, without equal, surpassing all others in symmetry of form and faultlessness of physical structure.

Again on screen, in 1978, she played the part of Isabella in the BBC Television Shakespeare production of Measure for Measure, a performance that led the New York Times to describe her as providing "the image of idealized faultlessness.