Word: flawlessly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...flawless blue-white diamond big as a small egg (726 carats) became at once the world's No. 4 diamond...
...touchdown in the second period. Danowski dropped back to kick for the extra point. Huge Devine popped up like a jumping jack. Danowski's kick went wide. Last year, Fordham beat Oregon State 8-to-6. Last week's was the same kind of game, tight, almost flawless defensive football, with both teams sparring for breaks. The crowd of 40,000-one of the largest of a season which has brought Fordham $350,000 in gate receipts-thought the scoring was finished for the first half when, with a minute or so left to play, Oregon State...
...spontaneity found all too seldom in screen stars. She delivers her lines with sparkling zest, and can look and without looking stupid. Only on the deathbed scene does she become a bit wearying. Her face is just pretty--not beautiful, but attractive. her figure is, of course, flawless, and she wears clothes as they should be worn. The stars are well backed up by Billie Burke and Reginald Denny, who put on a bit of pleasant comedy to alleviate the pressure of tragic theme...
With the exception of Arnold Korff, who has a tendency to throw himself about too much so that the audience is occasionally distracted, and misses the essential action, the acting of the entire cast was flawless. On reflection, it is captious to complain about Mr. Korff; his suppressed guffaws and waving of arms were in keeping with the part of the second-rate good-natured composer. Jay Fassett, Earle Larrimore, and Ina Claire are the principals; be it sufficient to say that they are consummate professionals, that Miss Claire's laugh is infectious, and that a few more actresses...
...everlasting debt of gratitude but also needs the restatement of many of his principles. ... If, as the world pauses to celebrate his birth four and a half centuries ago, it would rear a shaft of reverent devotion to his living memory, although that monument might be built from flawless granite, faced with stainless alabaster, edged with the rarest of marbles and raised to the loftiest heights to which human skill can ever ascend, this monument would be incomplete unless, in recognition of Luther's present day significance, there were emblazoned on its side in letters of imperishable gold...