unerring

She is a woman with an unerring eye and an open mind.

Her unerring sense of direction took them back to his car.

The herd have an unerring ability to get most things wrong.

She had an unerring ear for what he might have replied.

"Not a very unerring one in this case, I fear."

What he wanted was an unerring way to locate his other self.

He was guided by an unerring instinct for making money.

Well, now the Army has found a new way to prove its unerring instinct for economy.

She seemed to have an unerring instinct for getting mixed up with exactly the wrong people.

He seemed to have an unerring instinct for the unmarried.

The way her arms swing toward me with unerring precision.

With your music and my unerring business sense, the world is our mollusc!

Ahead of him was an Indian guide who found his way with unerring skill.

Incidentally, he was one of the most unerring poker players I have ever seen.

She's also got an unerring ability to show up at the right place at the wrong time.

Russians have an unerring ability to slide through these lines, which can, too often, last 90 minutes or more.

She looked at everything from that fatal, tragic, unerring perspective.

Many seem to take unerring aim at the neck of their prey.

Some choose to believe it is the unerring Word of God.

I had got myself into the gears of an efficient and unerring machine.

The unerring logic of the military mind left nothing to guesswork.

My unerring nose for no news led me to the dull rally.

He had the unerring instinct to be able to detect anything with breath in it.

He had an unerring instinct for knowing when you wanted to chat him up or be left alone.

The public's unerring sense of value had scented out a fight, if not a title.