Sentence examples for nearly unrivaled from inspiring English sources

Maná has a mass appeal nearly unrivaled in the Latin pop world.

Anna Sokolow was celebrated for dances that chronicled dark nights of the individual and collective soul with a nearly unrivaled simplicity and acuity.

This composer's status as a child prodigy is nearly unrivaled, but this early work, written when he was just 14, displays little of the formal coherency and preternatural refinement of other early works like the Octet.

The sound quality is nearly unrivaled; as serious audiophiles know, Mark Levinson is one of the world's premier manufacturers of audio/video components.

Since its founding in 1960 by Laurence Graff OBE in London, Graff has been creating diamond works of wearable art that are nearly unrivaled in quality and stone rarity.

The second question is more difficult to grapple with and has farther reaching consequences, but my answer is yes, we users of Facebook have willingly given the social media site nearly unrivaled influence in the journalism industry.

The Akkadian seal cutter's craft reached a standard of perfection virtually unrivaled in later times.

Its understanding of how consumers use and relate to technology is virtually unrivaled.

The latter figure makes for a huge cargo area, unrivaled by most vehicles in this segment.

They were all part of the family that was an unrivaled success on the CBS television network for nearly 30 years, a success later paralleled on public television by Fred Rogers, of "Mister Rogers Neighborhoodd," who died last year.

When Sandlock played, baseball stood unrivaled as the nation's most popular team sport.