irreproachable

Europe has a duty to set an example and to be irreproachable in this matter.

Nothing is known of her private life or character, but presumably both were irreproachable.

Her technique was irreproachable, and she had great expressive power.

In the accustomed conditions of her life she again felt herself firm and irreproachable.

I didn't want to believe she was right, though her sources were always irreproachable.

But this team is not as irreproachable as it seems.

"It would not do to accuse one of my own ministers without irreproachable evidence."

He added with irreproachable logic, "Whether or not one's business is doing well, people still want to exercise and see their friends."

They described him as "a good neighbor and a person of irreproachable conduct since he arrived in this country."

That principle only holds good if the decisions are scientifically irreproachable.

The Union cannot give the impression that it preaches at everyone else but is not itself always irreproachable.

There's something about the headless, nude, old male body that is irreproachable.

He was cared for by a legally irreproachable foster mother who had lived there all her life.

Then I was flinching stark, except for his irreproachable tears.

"Her behavior has not been irreproachable of late."

Margaret picked up my suggestion that some of the good characters were not sexually irreproachable.

Their characters and conduct are represented as irreproachable, even upon the principles of Christianity.

He was easily scandalized, and unpleasantly irreproachable in his own behavior.

"Not for one second has he thought about resigning because his conduct has been irreproachable."

The action of her thighs, of her hands was irreproachable.

And their fantasy is to look irreproachable, elegant, and right for the occasion.

The door was opened by an irreproachable butler.

She played a fair game of bridge, and her card-room manners were irreproachable.

The colonel's long and irreproachable record made him confident and firm of purpose.

This glove, wherever it had not touched the muddy ground, was of irreproachable odor.