Immaculate in a sentence as an adjective

Call it the immaculate teakettle house if you like, just make money while you do it.

This way, there are problems, but it's not because of Apple and their immaculate product.

There is no such thing as immaculate conception - the Kindle Fire will get better over time.

We have a 3 story beach house with all mod cons, 20 feet from a graceful, immaculate sandy bay in a small fishing village.

To this day; Googlers still find tiny bits of string tucked into the corners of their otherwise immaculate office space.

You have to listen to it as loud as you can possibly stand, and not repeat it too often or it will give you an immaculate headache.

I'm not sure if you've used Amazon's return system before, but it's absolutely immaculate.

This is the perfect example of a unicorn project - the perfect mix a technical solution, but with immaculate design sense.

This wouldn't be a story if Detroit had low crime, great infrastructure, low taxes, superb public transport, immaculate roads, and prestigious schools.

I agree with the main thrust of your comment but perpetuating the 'immaculate conception' myth of the US as a government of, for, and by the people is counterproductive.

And ahem, all muscles relax, which would color such an immaculate burial cloth yellow and brown for reasons I won't go into, again where are those discolorations ?

The immaculate plans leading up to a meeting, that required innumerable changes during practical execution.

Immaculate definitions

adjective

completely neat and clean; "the apartment was immaculate"; "in her immaculate white uniform"; "a spick-and-span kitchen"; "their spic red-visored caps"

See also: speckless spick-and-span spic-and-span spic spick spotless

adjective

free from stain or blemish

See also: undefiled

adjective

without fault or error; "faultless logic"; "speaks impeccable French"; "timing and technique were immaculate"; "an immaculate record"

See also: faultless impeccable