Sentence examples for be the peer of from inspiring English sources

If he holds on to his best impulses, which may not be his most commercial ones, Mr. Robison could turn out to be the peer of songwriters like Steve Earle.

It's simply a great work and Kiefer is the peer of Cy Twombly.

"Yes!" Ms. Grossman also stopped to help them parse the sentence, "The humblest is the peer of the most powerful".

The Fountain dining room, where Jean-Marie Lacroix has presided since 1983, is the peer of any restaurant in town.

It was the peer of "The Sopranos," albeit in a different tone and in a different milieu, deconstructing a different genre.

They argued that there was no difference between mass media and high culture, that Hitchcock was the peer of ostensible art filmmakers such as Dreyer and Eisenstein, and that all of them were the peers of the greatest artists in other forms, whether Picasso or Dostoyevsky.

"What are the peers of the Southern Union Company that would sit on the jury, other railroads?" Justice Alito asked.

Like regional vintners' organizations nationwide, the Long Island Merlot Alliance seeks evidence that its wines are the peers of better-known ones elsewhere.

The graduates in medicine are the peers of the legal profession, as well educated, as sound in judgment, as self sacrificing and as devoted as the latter.

But where are the peer reviewers of this most controversial of papers in all of this?

Finally, there's the peer pressure of having others' eyes on you as the plate goes around.