Sentence examples for has not been equaled from inspiring English sources

While playing only two seasons, he set an assist record that has not been equaled.

That level of immigration has not been equaled for nearly a century.

This 'boob' has impressed himself on the imagination of our general public in a way that has not been equaled by any other recent literary creation, with the possible exception of Scott Fitzgerald's flapper".

The result is a most readable book — not quite a biography or a detailed policy study, but a reflection on the way that Roosevelt reinvented the presidency during his first hundred days in office, through bold policy innovations, brilliant speeches and broadcasts and a personal connection with the American people that has not been equaled since.

It's still a top show in its 11th season — a feat that has not been equaled since"Cheers"was a hit for NBC nearly 20 years ago.

Released on 5 August, 1966, it changed everything, shifting the locus of pop from the single to the album, and announcing a period of intense creative momentum that arguably has not been equalled since.

In the meantime, England dominate on the field with a consistency that has not been equalled since the Packer days when some of their opponents - most obviously Australia - were putting out second teams.

There are those, like me, who look back on Season 1, and especially the show's gripping, cinematic pilot, as a high point that hasn't been equaled.

His colleague Roger Mudd once observed that Mr. Brinkley "brought a level of political sophistication and literary craftsmanship and a lively sense of humor that television had never known before and that hasn't been equaled since".

So effective was Yorty at scaring credulous whites that the number — let alone the percentage — of city voters hasn't been equaled since, even though there are 1 million more Angelenos today than there were in 1969.

He achieved both musical respect and mass impact of a kind that had not been equalled since the great Enrico.