For faultlessness of that sort is in continual, cruel, crushing opposition to poor, weak, human nature.
"A Second Coming"
Richard Marsh
It was what in the old days she would have called "contradictions," but there it was, and she could not help it; the nearer George in her memory approached to faultlessness, the more obstinately her instinct fought against her child's imitation of him; and yet, because the child was obstinately George's, she loved him with a double love.
"The Ship of Stars"
Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch
Her face was exceedingly attractive, though artistically less perfect than her figure, which approached unusually near to the standard of faultlessness.
"Desperate Remedies"
Thomas Hardy