And John Barrowman, pushing "Being Alive" (from "Company") to the edge of a sob, captured with an unmatched intensity the locked-in anguish and frustration of a commitment-phobe desperate to lose himself in a relationship but too fearful to let go.
"For all his incredible passion and unmatched intensity, he never allowed [these emotions] to interfere with his ability to work well with others or fight fairly and respectfully," attorney Weinberg reflected.
The brighter the light, the better the resolution that can be achieved in examining the samples – and Diamond provides an unmatched intensity.
The unmatched intensity of playoff hockey remains one of its biggest attractions, and players will expend great physical and emotional effort to win.
The unmatched intensity of going to a National Hockey League game explains why its buildings have been filled to a greater capacity than the other major team sports.
Until this season, however, the 27-year-old who arguably plays with intensity unmatched in world football, has always threatened to have glorious natural talent overshadowed by the dark side that chequered his past.
But "Lifeboat," the Alfred Hitchcock film that Steinbeck disowned, proved to be a crafty shipwreck melodrama, vivified by Tallulah Bankhead and others, with an intensity unmatched by more prolix Steinbeck efforts.
If the justices agree — a step they may announce as early as Tuesday — the Roberts court is likely to find itself back on the front lines of the culture wars with an intensity unmatched even by the cases on abortion and race that defined the court's last term.
October Men: Reggie Jackson, George Steinbrenner, Billy Martin, and the Yankees' Miraculous Finish in 1978 Harcourt (Hardcover, $25) On the early evening of Oct. 1, 1978, after six months of roistering with an intensity unmatched in the long history of hyperkinetic, high-proof roistering that so enriches the annals of American baseball, the New York Yankees found themselves tied for first place.
With his mad barnet now resembling the sort of exotic creature David Bellamy might unearth in an Amazonian forest, Robert Smith showered songs about sex, death and caterpillars with an intensity unmatched by anyone else all weekend, explaining that talking between songs would "break the spell in my head".
Mr. Penn, an actor of unmatched emotional intensity and physical discipline, outdoes himself here, playing a character different from any he has portrayed before.
