His command of literature was unrivaled.
As owners of the worst dive bar in South Philly, the gang, with unrivaled consistency, issues quotable lines and conjures the most uproarious, albeit profane, scenarios ever to be shown on television.
Impelled by growing U.S. wealth and cultural aspirations and unrivaled by other forms of popular entertainment, the theatres on Broadway increased in number from about 20 in 1900 to an all-time high of 80 in 1925.
The painted bunting (P. ciris), native to the American Southeast, is sometimes called the "nonpareil" because of the male's unrivaled colouring indigo head and neck, scarlet breast, and lemon back.
As a commercial artery, the Rhine is unrivaled among the world's rivers, historically as well as in the amount of traffic carried.
Carolingian minuscule remained the unrivaled book hand of western Europe through the 9th century, when a trend away from this official imperial standard appeared in some places.
Since the fall of the Venetian republic in 1797, the city has held an unrivaled place in the Western imagination and has been endlessly described in prose and verse.
The revival of Confucian studies in South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Singapore has been under way for more than a generation, though Confucian scholarship in Japan remains unrivaled.
The Akkadian seal cutter's craft reached a standard of perfection virtually unrivaled in later times.
It is also clear, however, that within a very short time the Southeast Asian kingdoms produced their own distinctive local versions of Indian styles; and some of their work shows skill, finesse, and invention on a colossal scale unrivaled even in India.
Galleries of the Academy of Venice, Italian Gallerie Dell'accademia Di Venezia, museum of art in Venice housing an unrivaled collection of paintings from the Venetian masters of the 13th through the 18th century.
