Examples of unimpeachable in a Sentence

a person of unimpeachable integrity The information is from an unimpeachable source.

Recent Examples on the Web The play’s moral ambiguity confounds its critics, who lament that Riaz doesn’t represent the good Muslim whose unimpeachable motives rebuke his country’s prejudice. — Amir-hussein Radjy, The New Republic, "A Novelist’s Reckoning With Identity Politics," 6 Jan. 2021 The search for a new Mayor led them to The Big Lebowski alum, who ultimately signed on to play a character that shared his soothing cowboy vibes (and unimpeachable mustache). — Dan Snierson, EW.com, "Watch Peter recruit Sam Elliott's Wild Wild West to run for mayor on Family Guy," 20 Nov. 2020 Medley, Pratt and Snow describe a doctor whose credentials and standing in West Linn seemed unimpeachable. — oregonlive, "Women speak out against ‘master manipulator’ Oregon doctor who photographed children’s genitals, performed unwanted exams," 20 Nov. 2020 Mayfield threw the ball to Landry anyway and the receiver made a sensational grab over Okereke, but the Colts linebacker was in unimpeachable coverage. — Jim Ayello, The Indianapolis Star, "Insider: Bobby Okereke blossoming into Colts' next star linebacker," 15 Oct. 2020 Presumably Facebook can swap in unimpeachable sources like CNN. — The Editorial Board, WSJ, "Facebook’s Conservative Emergency," 14 Oct. 2020 For more than 190 years, critics of Mormon founder Joseph Smith have tried to find unimpeachable evidence that the former money-digger-turned-prophet invented the story of ancient American inhabitants who journeyed to the New World from Jerusalem. — Peggy Fletcher Stack, The Salt Lake Tribune, "Scholars turn anew to an old question: If Joseph Smith translated the Book of Mormon, how did he do it?," 28 Sep. 2020 If the Articles had defined post-independence America instead of being a brief interlude, Kreitner would have an unimpeachable case for his thesis. — Rich Lowry, National Review, "Keep It Together: Against the Left’s Secessionist Fantasies," 3 Sep. 2020 Mariah Carey could release exactly zero new singles or movies or books, delete her social media, and never appear in public again, and still maintain her unimpeachable icon status. — Emily Dixon, Marie Claire, "Mariah Carey Broke the Internet With a Hilarious Tweet About Marie Curie," 2 Sep. 2020

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