unreproachable

CAIRO—Tens of thousands of Egyptians on Friday mounted one of the country's largest demonstrations since protesters overthrew President Hosni Mubarak in February, as anger began to crystallize against what had been long been the unreproachable guarantor of the revolution—the country's military.

Egypt's Ire Turns to Military Matt Bradley 2011

Obama will be judged as a mere mortal, as a politician warts-and-all, rather than as an unreproachable creature-of-salvation.

Sasha Abramsky: Don't Mistake Discontent for Failure 2009

Here†™ s some liberal mouthpiece who is an ex marine and the left touts him as unreproachable because of his past service.

Think Progress » Murtha on Rove: ‘He’s Sitting in His Air-Conditioned Office on His Big, Fat Backside, Saying Stay the Course’ 2006

One of her precious, perfect, unreproachable, rich brothers was coming to visit her.

Eternity Jude Deveraux 1992

One of her precious, perfect, unreproachable, rich brothers was coming to visit her.

Eternity Jude Deveraux 1992

As the transition is made, the neat thing is a growing accountability for previously relatively unreproachable edifices.

Interviews (1998-2001) Marie Lebert

As the transition is made, the neat thing is a growing accountability for previously relatively unreproachable edifices.

Entretiens / Interviews / Entrevistas Marie Lebert

As the transition is made, the neat thing is a growing accountability for previously relatively unreproachable edifices.

From the Print Media to the Internet Marie Lebert

"Yet at nine-fifteen, as I have said, Mr. Ross, two people of unreproachable honesty saw you come up the plank, and you passed them on deck."

Keeper of the Keys Biggers, Earl Derr, 1884-1933 1932

And by this baptism God's people everywhere are being actually washed from the filthiness of the flesh and being made clean against the day of the coming of the Son of Man that he may present them all before his Father with joy a perfected Church, being unblamable and unreproachable in his sight -- a

Autobiography and work of Bishop M.F. Jamison, D.D. ("Uncle Joe") : editor, publisher, and Church Extension Secretary : a narration of his whole career from the cradle to the Bishopric of the Colored M. E. Church in America, Monroe Franklin 1912