How To Use Irreproachable In A Sentence
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After announcing his ‘retirement’, he came back determined to attach himself only to projects of irreproachable aesthetic integrity.
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He acknowledges the cheers of his back benches, flicks an invisible speck from his irreproachable Paul Smith sleeve and saunters off back to Downing Street.
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Funnily enough, the fact that Wright had been something of an Ordinary Joe as a player - though one with an irreproachable work ethic - was to prove his greatest strength.
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Of those mentioned by Mr Goodwin, there is not any one, from first to last, but restrained the word to the reproachableness or irreproachableness of the apostle in the discharge of the work of the ministry; the sense of it which we also insist upon.
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Only a resolute leader who sets an irreproachable personal example stands any chance of making headway.
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Now the name Susanna has appeared before in recorded history also in connection with bathing -- a most irreproachable Susanna.
From a Terrace in Prague
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Collum, who had as of late been pathologically tardy, arrived last, his hair disheveled, but his suit in irreproachable order.
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More than his divine powers, his glorious heritage or his incredible prowess was his unblemished, untarnished, irreproachable character.
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His reason for so doing is clearly stated: he wishes to utilize irreproachable legal methods to enhance the credibility of the norms for which he argues.
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The cooking is really rather good and it represents irreproachable value for money.
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Are they the product of rigorous research, as dedicated, ethically irreproachable statisticians crunch the numbers regarding crime, weather, culture and the local economy to determine the best places to retire, reinvent oneself or engage in Golden Years tippling?
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Despite himself, he was ambushed into wondering whether its plastic beams and presumptuous furnishings had played host to more than the usual irreproachable clientele on the previous evening.
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To his admirers he was a resolute, wily, irreproachable and indomitable champion of the workers' cause.
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The applicant must have had only one illegitimate child, have ‘fallen’ under a promise of marriage, and been of previously irreproachable behavior.
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Diana and Athena can't touch her, there in the air, absolutely irreproachable.
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He was of a mild and cheerful temper, generous to the extent of his means, and of an inventive genius; and his conduct after marriage was irreproachable.
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A man of irreproachable personal piety who nevertheless has no objection to his neighbors’ boozing on the Sabbath or fornicating in haylofts is not a Puritan.
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The level of care they gave to my mother was irreproachable, so professional and understanding.
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A foreigner has to be irreproachable, he has to be an example, and even more at Arsenal or Liverpool.
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We now need a term for the moral inverse of ‘honest graft’, organized corruption, with no redeeming features, which is yet thoroughly lawyered and irreproachable before the law.
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Most impressive among the generally irreproachable casting is Brian Stokes Mitchell in the title role.
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Any kind of civilization system has its inherent requirement of heredity and self-existence, which is irreproachable.
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of irreproachable character
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Bureaucrats are always selfless and the motives of politicians and policymakers normally irreproachable.
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Entertainment can often just be a kind of narcissism where you go to identify with people who are morally irreproachable and physically beautiful.
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Only a resolute leader who sets an irreproachable personal example stands any chance of making headway.
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The title of censor was esteemed more honorable than that of consul, although attended by less power: no one could be elected a second time, and they who filled it were remarkable for leading an irreproachable life; so that it was considered the chief ornament of nobility to be sprung from a censorian family.
Roman Antiquities, and Ancient Mythology For Classical Schools (2nd ed)
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Her conduct throughout was irreproachable.
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They must be loyal and irreproachable in their conduct.
