The victoria stopped in front of the door, and the irreproachable Waters advanced across the porch.
When Janet entered into the intimate relationship with Mr. Claude Ditmar necessitated by her new duties as his private stenographer her attitude, slightly defiant, was the irreproachable one of a strict attention to duty.
The hotel we sought was still there, and its menu, save for the war-bread and the tiny portion of sugar, as irreproachable as ever.
One of the ladies straightened at their appearance, scrutinized them through the glasses she held in her hand, and Austen immediately recognized her as the irreproachable Mrs. Pomfret.
All young men are not as irreproachable as monseigneur has always been--as bachelor, husband, and widower.
It is the same smile, the same irreproachable nose, the same wave to her golden hair, the same great eyes.
The irreproachable petticoat, sacred to the eminently respectable, is usually black and of a material of the nature of horsehair.
Objection to the mask always was overruled by authority; the Greek play was such an irreproachable organism that deviation from its accepted formulas was deemed an impious and dangerous heresy.
It is not only women of really irreproachable life, nor matrons truly respected, who are called upon to decide upon the merits of their misled sisters.
With more zeal than tact, he used as an argument with his cousin that the mother of the King of Navarre had not herself led an irreproachable life.
The public were still more scandalized by Henry's sacrilegious intrusion of another of his mistresses into the post of abbess of a convent in Toledo, after the expulsion of her predecessor, a lady of noble rank and irreproachable character.
Nothing is more clever than irreproachable behavior," she said at one time to close friends.
Her behavior was both irreproachable and clever, and it obtained for her the satisfaction of her highest ambitions.
She could get up a shirt to perfection, and made irreproachable chowder, but she was not a woman of letters.
Now do not doubt me--I mean that very gentleman, whose polished manners and irreproachable appearance might have led you to suppose him descended from a long line of illustrious ancestors.
Albert, in spite of your error, you are a man of more delicate and noble feelings than millions of the irreproachable citizens who pride themselves upon their phlegmatic honesty.
Miss Perry, briefly, with an unreasonable wish that she might somehow hold that irreproachable young woman responsible.
He came and went like a polite, unresponsive shadow, spending silent evenings with her in the library, or acting as an irreproachable and unapproachable escort when escort was needed.
These reliable and irreproachable men came especially to warn your majesty, through me.
What was it that caused the ruin of this all-powerful, irreproachable favorite?
You regarded him as a man of irreproachable character.
Now upon what grounds has this gentleman of irreproachable character been charged with this mean and sordid crime?
She summoned Aunt Elizabeth, a lady of irreproachable moral standard, the whites of whose eyes had a habit of turning up spasmodically, and the corners of whose mouth down, and to her she unburdened her feelings.
Then there was a bibulous Welshman who at times would startle the unwashed denizens of the neighbouring slums by appearing in a tall hat and irreproachableshirt front.
The police would appear suddenly together with disguised detectives and arrest some seemingly respectable, irreproachable gentlemen and lead them off, pushing them along with blows in the neck.
It is the so-called decent people, the noble paterfamiliases, the irreproachable husbands, the loving brothers.
She is an estimable woman, past fifty years of age, and her character is so irreproachable that her presence here will obviate the objection you have urged.
Let this princess be ever so perfect, accomplished, and irreproachable in her conduct, I have yet a great many more reasons not to alter my opinion and resolution.
I will go to the theatre," she said, mentally resolving to sing as badly as, with a magnificent voice and irreproachable taste, she could possibly manage.
Pasta: her pure taste enabled her to add grace to the original composition by elegant and irreproachable ornaments.
I suppose we faulty creatures can never feel so much for theirreproachable as for those who are bruised in the struggle with their own faults.
No man could have walked through the quadrille with more irreproachable ease than Grandcourt; and the absence of all eagerness in his attention to her suited his partner's taste.
Always irreproachableand tactful, Nesletyev got on in his position not so fast that any one should envy him, nor yet so slow that he should envy any one else--everything came in the proper measure and at the proper time.
It is not Anglomania but plain common sense to admit that, just as the Rue de la Paix in Paris is the fountainhead of fashions for women, Bond Street in London is the home of irreproachableclothes for men.
Needless to say a chaperon's own conduct must be irreproachable and her knowledge of the world such as can only be gained by personal experience; but she need not be an old lady!
And yet, at this present moment, there is as great a distance between me and an assassin, as there is between me and an irreproachable man.
And you do not guess who was Fleur-de-Marie, irreproachable mother?
One cannot expect to be, at the same time, a ruler of men and an irreproachable player on the flute.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "irreproachable" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
