Sentence examples for an unparalleled ability from inspiring English sources
"MTV has an unparalleled ability to reach out to youth," Ms. Groark said.
After all, Mr. Bloomberg has demonstrated an unparalleled ability to change the conversation, whether through his checkbook or his policies.
You can add to the awe-inspiring engineering achievements of the offshore wind industry an unparalleled ability to make nuclear power look cheap.
"DNA testing has an unparalleled ability both to exonerate the wrongly convicted and to identify the guilty," U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts declared, in 2009.
Furtwängler had an unparalleled ability to see into the formal structure of a work and convey that insight as part of a sweeping emotional vision that could be overwhelming in its communicative power.
The only company on the descent was the whistle of the wind, the swish of my skis and the endless anecdotes of my seven-year-old son, who has an unparalleled ability to gabble and ski simultaneously.
The success of iPhone 4 has been astonishing to witness, despite the antenna issues, proving once again that Apple has a unparalleled ability to differentiate around design and integration, not simply "features".
Cheddarvision is only the latest boring Internet Webcam to randomly seize the public's imagination, here in a country with an apparently unparalleled ability to produce them.
If he has an almost unparalleled ability to renew and refresh teams — no manager in British football history has achieved his sustained success over more than a generation — he has also retained a core of players in whom he places his utmost faith and, whisper it, indulgence.
While forwards Anthony Randolph and Wesley Johnson have struggled in the half court, they have thrived with Rubio running the fast break, where he possesses first-rate speed and an almost unparalleled ability to deliver lobs.
For this, the obvious vector of choice is the iPad: it possesses a (so far) unparalleled ability to transform online reading into a cosy lean-back experience.
