Sentence examples for ever equalled from inspiring English sources

No one has ever equalled her in fearlessness, or in metaphoric power.

Chief among them is the theory that she wanted to get even with Dainty Marie Marie Meekerr) a singer, who sat on a high perch & sang in tones so insistent that no microphone has ever equalled them.

The courage she summoned in the face of serious, and at the time frightening, abuses of power put democracy in her debt in a way that few other American publishers, perhaps none, have ever equalled.

While no laugh-track-free comedy has ever equalled the broad success of Friends or Seinfeld, it may be pointless to try and aim for that kind of popularity in today's fragmented TV market, and people who try usually fail.

He was always striving to reconcile his attraction to the atavism of the blues with his need for intellectual fulfilment, an alliance of id and superego that only Captain Beefheart ever equalled.

No one will ever equal him".

No Surrealist ever equaled the laid-back fun of it.

Abstract versus figurative art, can the one ever equal the other?

Still, the question remains whether digital concierges can ever equal their human counterparts.

"I realise that there are no words that can ever equal their loss.

No baseball player, despite what record books claim, has ever equaled Ruth's awesome performance.