Sentence examples for it was unrivaled from inspiring English sources

Old fruit manuals list the Pippin's season as February to May, and in the days before refrigerated storage it was unrivaled as a late-winter apple.

In the realm of consumer rifles and shotguns — long guns, in the trade — it is unrivaled in its size and reach.

"It's unrivaled in its account of Giacometti in his studio and his working methods," Anne Umland, a curator at the Museum of Modern Art who helped organize its 2001 Giacometti retrospective, said on Wednesday.

It is unrivaled among the artist's landscapes.

But as a portrait of the atmosphere among creative young peole around 1960 in Paris, it is unrivaled.

As a culture, our tolerance for fear is low, and our capacity to do something about it is unrivaled.

He then boasted about his talent as a sprinter: "In sheer speed, over the last 200 meters, I think it's unrivaled".

Because St. Helens was also the first massive eruption in a developed country within driving distance of a number of major universities, it is unrivaled as a model for ecosystem recovery.

Britain is not the maritime colossus it was 125 years ago when its naval power was unrivaled, or even 25 years ago, when its dockyards still turned out three or four ships a year.

The comfort was unrivaled, but it came too late; what took place on these stages had become trivial and degrading.

But the dalliance with Carnegie has cost the Philharmonic some power, many of those involved agree; until now the orchestra was unrivaled in its domination of the hall.