Irreproachable

It is not enough for them that their brothers or husbands should pay for the seats at the opera and accompany them there, clad in irreproachable evening dress. ❋ Matthew Guerrieri (2007)

“This picture is beautiful and in a perfect state, in a word irreproachable,” read the notes from Knoedler’s. ❋ Joanna Pitman (2006)

His conduct has, of late, been what the world calls irreproachable; but then I know his heart is still unchanged; and I know that spring is approaching, and deeply dread the consequences. ❋ Unknown (2002)

But that it should be possible to bring such a charge against an 'irreproachable' ❋ Rosalind Northcote (N/A)

In short, although Reed Smoot was one of a confessed band of law-breaking traitors, he was of "irreproachable" private character. ❋ Frank Jenne Cannon (1902)

Claude Corset, head of the wine merchant company Ducasse and a leading defendant in the case, told The Associated Press on Thursday that his wine was "irreproachable" and reserves the right to appeal. ❋ Unknown (2010)

President Nicolas Sarkozy, who promised to bring in an ethic of "irreproachable" accountability in 2007, saw his popularity plunge to an all-time low this week. ❋ Peter O'Neil (2010)

"irreproachable", charging that the report from Kigali was politically-motivated. ❋ Unknown (2008)

It had to be irreproachable in its politics (if feminists were arguing they did not hate men, I agree it must have been galling to some extent to see a book roundly declaring the opposite), and it had to produce solutions, visions, blueprints. ❋ Unknown (2009)

We believe that basic to governmental integrity are unimpeachable ethical standards and irreproachable personal conduct by all people in government. ❋ Unknown (2010)

For Brotherhood youth who supported the protests against the Mubarak regime, Dr. Aboul Fotouh, who began his career with the Brotherhood as a student activist, is a hero: a moderate, well-respected Islamist with a firm commitment to democratic reforms and irreproachable revolutionary chops. ❋ Matt Bradley (2011)

A boxy cropped jacket over a slim skirt, it was to become a uniform of postwar privilege and a kind of irreproachable social armor. ❋ Laura Jacobs (2011)

"It's only by being irreproachable that highly placed decisionmakers will be able to shore up citizens' confidence in the institutions of the state," Sarkozy said in a statement. ❋ AP (2011)

At the center of it is Bill Belichick, the taciturn Kenobi in a hoodie, whose press conference grunts are scrutinized like koans and whose personnel decisions are trusted as irreproachable. ❋ Jason Gay (2011)

We have a great deal to repent of, and we will have every day, until we are finally delivered and begin a life irreproachable. ❋ Unknown (2010)