Sentence examples similar to a matchless copy from inspiring English sources
He recorded his impression in his Bibliographical Decameron (1817): "Yet how can I omit to mention, with the distinction which it merits, the very beautiful, if not matchless, copy of Theodore Gaza's Latin version of Aristotle upon Animals, of the date of 1476, in folio, UPON VELLUM, from the press of John of Cologne – of which my friend Sir MM Sykes is the fortunate possessor?!
Part V. A matchless match.
Together, Penn and Teller are a matchless team of self-mocking sorcerers.
The Selfish Giant is a matchless piece of Euro-realism.
This theatre has a matchless record in exposing injustice.
A superb film and a matchless trio of performances.
They feature incredible speed, a matchless passing game and fewer penalties for fighting.
Its creators were a matchless collection of rogues, ruffians and religious visionaries.
"That's Emily Dickinson, grown up". It was a matchless photo, attentive and sensual.
Satiric and partially autobiographical, it is a matchless social picture of the often grotesque Thirty Years' War (1618 48).
Without a direct competitor and with nearly 1,400 sold over its long life, the 747 has been a matchless earner.
