| It recorded nothing more than the lens had seen, yet its flawlessness required no aid of art and asked no odds of color. |
| Besides, it was the only way to preserve the purity of her intention, the flawlessness of the crystal. |
| Nevertheless, model-tray cannot guarantee for the flawlessness and accuracy of the information contained there. |
| In fact, many different positive qualities are associated with this concept, such as flawlessness and clarity, truth and perfection. |
| She had assumed his innocence with the same certainty that her eye assumed the flawlessness of the overheard blue. |
| But is flawlessness really a sensible thing for a musician to aspire to? |
