Sentence examples for it has no parallel from inspiring English sources

It has no parallel in the best practices of the business world, for the very reason that it runs counter to everything Adam Smith wrote about free markets.

Hart has observed that "as a detailed record of historical topography it has no parallel in the whole of western Europe".

The second option had European precedents, including Edward's own great-grandfather, Duke Alexander of Württemberg, but it had no parallel in British constitutional history.

"The battle had been as brilliant in execution as it had been in conception; it had no parallel in France or on any other front, but rather looked forward in principle and even in detail to the Blitzkrieg of 1939".

I nodded my head vigorously because, for some reason, her response partially got what I too find semi-appealing about bullfighting: the aesthetic spectacle of it, which has no parallel in modern sports.

Yesterday, rumors swirled, hearts thumped, doubters doubted, but today there's sun: Oprah really has selected Jonathan Franzen's "Freedom" for her book club, marking the final season of her show with an act of literary benevolence so pure it has no close parallel in human history (the dismissal of Ezra Pound's treason charges? When Cocteau helped get Genet sprung from life imprisonment?).

Gerald Micklem took his place, but, as the London Observer moaned, it was "an episode that has no parallel in the history of golf".

It is also an anger that has no parallel in and around the base of the Democratic Party.

It also has had a special relationship with the U.S. military that has no parallel elsewhere.

The hell of Francisco Goya has no parallel in art.

As a sacred language, Latin really has no parallel.