Sentence examples for as peerless from inspiring English sources

Hubble is alone now with the stars, its vision as peerless as designed.

I think Greg Cosell should be known league-wide as peerless for showing it like it is".

In the process, you'll develop the business savvy and communication skills as well as peerless technical know-how that have made previous graduates prime recruiting targets of companies liknow-how thatcebook, and numerous startups.

Critic, novelist, poet, dramatist, artist, commentator – and, above all, storyteller – Berger was described by Susan Sontag as peerless in his ability to make "attentiveness to the sensual world" meet "imperatives of conscience".

Deploying the Clintons side by side, an approach that will continue in New Hampshire next week and in strategic spots through the year, creates potentially unflattering contrasts with his campaigning skills, which her advisers regard as peerless.

Beeman's evocation of the then-and-now may seem less fresh simply because so many scholars have been asking us to celebrate the American founders as peerless leaders, including Beeman himself, in his "Plain, Honest Men: The Making of the American Constitution" (2009).

Released from the demands of the The Great British Bake Off, Berry returns to her roots as a peerless interpreter of such classics as fish pie, tuna pasta bake and salmon and asparagus terrine.

The Bayreuth chorus is peerless, as always.

For a low-budget independent film, the location was peerless, as was the talent.

The sight of ex-Barça coach Pep Guardiola might therefore bode ill when he takes to the Celtic Park technical area, as might the peerless football his Manchester City team is playing.

Prices may be tops in the city, but prime rental prices are peerless as well.