Sentence examples for an unequalled ability from inspiring English sources

"I like his message and the firm way he gives it," she says.For five years or so after he saw off a brief coup in 2002 and then survived a prolonged general strike this formula of lavish social programmes and make-work schemes in poorer areas, as well as an unequalled ability to communicate with ordinary Venezuelans, served Mr Chávez well.

At the same time he framed and preserved less famous moments, elevating them with his genius so that they somehow seemed to capture the essence of life itself.His unequalled ability to seize a millisecond in time was uncanny.

The cause is often the brain's refusal to give up its unequalled ability to think about itself, a metaphenomenon that Harvard professor Daniel M Wegner has called "the ironic process of mental control".

There was an unequalled year-long pilgrim age to commemorate its opening.

"He is an extraordinary legislator with an unequalled record of achievements in the House of Representatives," he said.

The Eastmans won out, at least with McCartney, and eventually made him an unequalled fortune.

For all of which reasons they occupy an unequalled position in the pantheon of design.

Bayly was a virtuoso historian, both prolific, writing a dozen influential books, and with an unequalled intellectual range.

Certainly national governments no longer have a monopoly of information, or an unequalled reach, compared to corporations and civil society.

Grant possessed an unusual combination of pure classical virtuosity and an unequalled sense of characterisation and drama.

Federer was king for an unequalled 237 weeks in a row and last ruled in May, 2010.