Sentence examples for felt unmatched from inspiring English sources

But mostly I hope they look back on this period in their life as one in which they felt unmatched camaraderie.

Robinson of Computer and Video Games considered the environment believable, and felt that the world was "utterly unmatched".

It's been heartening to hear an eminence as magnificent as Philip Roth -- as he places the final period at the end of his unmatched career -- say he felt like an amateur each time he began a new book.

This creates a feeling of incongruence, she adds, meaning that there's a disconnect between a person's experience and their appearance, and it feels exactly how it sounds: unmatched, unbalanced, and alienating.

He was a masterbuilder with an unmatched feel for spaces and materials, but also a natural showman who fashioned a largely mythical personage that it is all too easy to be misled by.Le Corbusier began publishing a comprehensive record of his work in sketches, designs and photographs when still in his 40s.

"The breadth of his experience is unmatched.

Instead, the Ferrari opens an unmatched window onto how a champion driver must feel.

When employees feel empowered to make decisions, it foster an entrepreneurial spirit that's unmatched and employees feel like they contribute to the culture and success of the company.

"It really came down to this being a great place to recruit people to, with a quality of life unmatched," says Waitt. "It is a large city that still feels like a small town".

Even Bay, almost unmatched in his ability to imbue pyrotechnics with a pornographic fetishism, feels like he's lost the will to soldier on.

But he enriched our language with some lyrics unmatched in any literature for sheer melody, which once to know is to feel that poetry would be many times poorer without them.