Sentence examples for are almost unequalled from inspiring English sources
adverb
Very close to, but not quite.
- Almost all people went there. - Not all but very close to it.
This exhibition proves that the Parthenon sculptures are almost unequalled in the entire story of art.
Sonos manufactures and sells incredible streaming audio consoles controlled by iPads, iPhones and other devices that rival Bose in style and are almost unequalled in sound.
In permitting the building of Sizewell B, the Tory governments of the 1980s and 1990s displayed an ignorance and frivolity that is almost unequalled.
For four decades, Jowitt's coverage of the New York dance scene had been almost unequalled in its breadth and detail, yet the Voice decided her descriptive, essentially non-judgmental style was no longer suited to the times; most readers now want and expect star-rated verdicts on every show.
In 1908, Dr. Charles Allen Porter had stated in an academic paper, "the agony of inflamed X-ray lesions is almost unequalled in any other disease".
It was almost 30 years ago, not almost 20.
For me his Beethoven Piano Sonatas are just unequalled, they're really vibrant and free.
A man whose services to Australian sport are unequalled.
Zola's descriptions of the Parisian demi-monde, as well as his crowd scenes, are unequalled.
Displaying a pair of bingo-wing arms blights the whole package - and elbows are unequalled in their ability to reveal the genuine age of their owner.
For all these reasons MCF are unequalled amongst eukaryotes in their ability to withstand extreme heat, desiccation and UV radiation.
