Sentence examples similar to Unsurpassed standard from inspiring English sources
It still ranks as the bloodiest conflict in human history, setting unsurpassed standards for brutality.
"This magnificent revision of Mary Bowerman's masterpiece lives up to the unsurpassed standards of her now-classic original and brings a tremendous wealth of new information about Mt. Diablo and its spectacular flora into sharp focus.
Opus anglicanum, (Latin: "English work"), embroidery done in England between about 1100 and about 1350 and of a standard unsurpassed anywhere.
Executives at Warner and rival studios have been marveling at what they say is unsurpassed "tracking," the film industry's standard measure of audience prerelease interest in a picture.
Unsurpassed trading and portfolio simulation tools.
Its standard of safety is unsurpassed.
Travel in Italy led to a lasting engagement with Italian culture and a translation of The Sonnets Of Michelangelo (1961), which is still the standard version and remains unsurpassed.
"Halifax" became the standard of blast comparisons for decades, unsurpassed as an explosive disaster until Hiroshima replaced it in 1945.
"We are fighting for the well-being of women all over the nation and setting a standard for cancer treatment that is unsurpassed.
The British man of letters J. B. Priestly paid two visits here in the 1930's and wrote an essay in which he concluded that the unsurpassed majesty of the Grand Canyon should become the standard by which all Americans measure all of their behavior.
