Sentence examples for like unprecedented from inspiring English sources

I mean, we've closed almost 100 schools; that's, like, unprecedented.

"That sounds like unprecedented, uncharted territory," said Greg Crist, Mr. Armey's spokesman.

There is, of course, what feels like unprecedented levels of interest in campaign coverage across all of the news media.

In any case, France and Portugal barred the Bolivian President from their airspace, and — in what looks like unprecedented coercion of a sovereign leader — his jet was forced to land in neutral Austria, where it was (or was not) searched for Snowden.

If a Wi-Fi phone sounds like unprecedented stuff, it's not.

There had been serious and mounting rumblings from both former employees and security analysts saying Sony did not take corporate security seriously enough - but words like "unprecedented" will bolster Sony's defence that no amount of security would have prevented what happened.

"With strong trading over the quarter and unprecedented like-for-like growth, the budget-level fashion retailer emerges as a clear Christmas winner".

Like the man who faced down tanks in Tiananmen Square, like the unprecedented number of women participating in protests across the Middle East and North Africa, the Saudi women's campaign for the right to drive is a harbinger of a new era in the region.

If that seems like an unprecedented split, it is.

"Some things, like an unprecedented number of injuries, we could not have foreseen.

The point is, the incipient violence in Jerusalem, like the unprecedented violence of the region, makes new thinking appear unavoidable.