Sentence examples for almost unsurpassed from inspiring English sources

Overcooked, skirt steak becomes tough, but when grilled or broiled to just medium rare -- about 4 minutes per side -- it is juicy, reasonably tender and almost unsurpassed in flavor.

The buildings on its grounds are architectural marvels, and its public lawn is unsurpassed by almost any park in the city.

2. The biographical section is almost entirely based on the still unsurpassed Scorraille 1914; references below are from the Spanish translation: Scorraile 2005.

Vaccination is one of the most efficient tools in human medicine with unsurpassed cost-benefits.

Hebrew poetry in Spain begins with Dunash around 950, but for almost two centuries, Arab poets there had been refining a body of literature unsurpassed for allusiveness and wit.

Yet, just as riesling reigns among wines in conveying a sense of origin, it is also unsurpassed in connoting the sense of rebirth and renewal that we almost physically equate with spring.

Richard came to the Park almost every day for 30 years, and his care of our natural resources was unsurpassed.

With little money, Woodford created programs at San Quentin by relying almost entirely on nonprofit agencies and about 3,000 volunteers a month -- a number unsurpassed in any other U.S. prison.

It is unsurpassed as a spiritual technology – the perfect multi-faith, multi-purpose platform for almost any religious event and occasion.

As the creative mastermind at Nintendo for almost three decades, Mr. Miyamoto has unleashed mass entertainment with a global breadth, cultural endurance and financial success unsurpassed since Disney's fabled career.

The record Dempsey set more than 42 years ago has since been equaled by three others (Jason Elam, Sebastian Janikowski and David Akers) but has stubbornly gone unsurpassed, a rather remarkable feat given the advanced, year-round training and conditioning programs modern N.F.L. players almost universally participate in.