Sentence examples for as unsurpassed from inspiring English sources

Enter the Heath via Well Walk (D. H. Lawrence lived at No. 32; Constable described the view from No. 40 as "unsurpassed in Europe").

Just as hockey fans saw February's Olympic tournament as unsurpassed for quality and as theater despite the absence of fighting — or perhaps, in part, because of it — so too do they look forward to the drama of the playoffs.

The University of Westminster has been hailed by The Sunday Times as "unsurpassed in the modern university sector", and the Guardian rated our media studies teaching the best in the country for the third year running.

He made it on to the list of the dozen most illustrious artists of the age compiled in 1494 by the mathematician Luca Pacioli; Raphael's father, Giovanni Santi, described him in verse as unsurpassed in his mastery of perspective; and he was declared by another humanist, Jacopo Zaccaria, "a painter incomparable in all Italy".

Dozens of Polish people, or those of Polish descent, gathered outside to wave their nation's flag, and the contribution of Polish fighter pilots was highlighted inside as the venerable Jonathan Chaffey, chaplain-in-chief of the Royal Air Force, described it in his address as "unsurpassed".

It included foreign fliers who took part in the British air assault - the president of Poland heard the gallantry of Polish pilots described as "unsurpassed".

(The group Tashi achieved this in an as yet unsurpassed recording, on the RCA label).

If M. R. James is remembered now, and honored beyond the bounds of his school and university, it is not because of his scholarly deeds but precisely because of his talent — modestly offered, but as yet unsurpassed — for applying the very highest calibre of jolt.

In 25 bc an expedition under Aelius Gallus opened the Red Sea to Roman use and simultaneously revealed the Arabian Desert as an unsurpassed and, indeed, unsurpassable boundary.

His rhetorical power was unsurpassed, as was the readiness of people to listen to him.

The beauty of these ancient gardens is unsurpassed, as is their use of water.