faultlessly's Usage Examples:

application, such that in these cases competent speakers of the language may faultlessly disagree over whether the predicate applies.

other forms of debt, because it is usually incurred accidentally or faultlessly.

The car ran faultlessly for the event.

laps to fix a minor fuel feed problem after which the car ran almost faultlessly.

The Financial Times described the production as “faultlessly stylish”.

samiti are designed to help the monks in observing the vow of Ahimsa faultlessly.

Izquierdo's faultlessly drop-welded seams (internal to the work and thus invisible) give the.

investigates and the two Time Lords must contend with murderous (but faultlessly polite) robot servants and their pitiless mistress, who preys on young.

He went over the bar faultlessly, but as the original measurement had been taken at the ends of the bar.

heroine has youth and beauty and the hero is a British Major clad in a faultlessly cut uniform", offering that the film begins well and slackens at the.

The camera faultlessly brings out all the colour hues in various locations and differing light.

A few days later, the platoon are proudly and faultlessly seen being the honour guard for Winston Churchill.

sense that human nature, with its inherent limitations, cannot even faultlessly discern the complete will of God.

The car had an excellent race and ran faultlessly throughout driven by Aston Martin CEO Dr Ulrich Bez (D), chief engineer.

The Illustrated London News called the book "a moving story, faultlessly treated" and "a mediæval romance strongly to be recommended" which "[t]he.

largely confined to locking in with Baron and too infrequently unfurling a faultlessly framed solo.

the sky? Not you, Homer, sublime as you were in writing, for all your faultlessly ornate diction; nor you, Cicero, whose sweet lips were so consistently.

wrote that he "bowls you over" and that the "tongue-twisting lyrics are faultlessly rendered".

Her new songs were listened to with delight as she sang them faultlessly and passionately.