Sentence examples for Unmatched brilliance from inspiring English sources

And if he walked out of the dead-quiet Delta Center tonight and never came back to basketball, he could retire for the second time knowing he went out with unmatched brilliance.

But Newt Gingrich's recent rise in the polls is being sustained, in part, by a right-wing version of exactly the impulse that led Democrats to nominate Kerry: a desperate desire to somehow beat Barack Obama at his own game, and to explode what conservatives consider the great fantasy of the 2008 campaign — the conceit that Obama possessed an unmatched brilliance and an unprecedented eloquence.

At just over an hour, "Paris 1969" may not show Monk at his best, but it shows Monk, in all his battered, unmatched brilliance.

His bravery and leadership of the war against the Byzantines, despite the heavy odds against him, his literary activities and patronage of poets which lent his court an unmatched cultural brilliance, the calamities which struck him towards his end defeat, illness and betrayal have made him, in the words of Th.

The other, almost a recluse, is prone to cancellations, her performances rare and treasured, her pre-concert nerves and evident shyness part of her DNA, hidden behind long tresses, even if her playing has unmatched authority, boldness and brilliance.

Ralph Petroff, who helped spearhead efforts to restore the Space & Rocket Center's original Saturn V rocket, said Stuhlinger's scientific brilliance was unmatched.

But he mirrors others who know Gent well when he says of Vodafone Airtouch's boss: "His clarity of thought, his tact, the brilliance of his strategic conceptions are unmatched in my experience as an adviser on deals.

Her career is unmatched in contemporary theatre and she stands with the greats in insisting, with brilliance, on her vision.

It kept audio comedy alive into an age of video – I bow down here to the flexible brilliance of company members Sue Scott and Tom Russell and to the sound-effects artistry of Fred Newman and Tom Keith, given a pride of place unmatched elsewhere.

These 40 pages are written with a textured brilliance of detail and are also replete with the richest comedy – a coming together of style and humour that is unmatched in all his other novels.

"The sightlines are unmatched".