Sentence examples for never been equaled from inspiring English sources
Hammarskjold's resolute international leadership has never been equaled.
His record has never been equaled by any other amateur player.
"They set a standard of fairness and competitiveness in this county that has never been equaled".
Yet the masterly way he manipulates, develops and transforms these motifs has never been equaled in opera.
The introspective analysis of "the stream of consciousness" that James offered in his Principles of Psychology (1890/1980, Chapter 9) has never been equaled.
And, finally, there is some writing on jazz that has never been equaled in American fiction, either for insight, style or technical virtuosity.
He duly took 19 Australian wickets for 90 runs, a feat that has never been equalled.
His leap was one of the signal feats of the Space Age, and it has never been equalled.
With its roots in English traditional song and custom, it achieved a success that has never been equalled in Britain.
They are still the great work of conceptual art, whose sharpness has never been equalled, let alone superseded.
The developers, McAlpine and Sons, struck a note of jingoistic triumphalism: "For speed of erection, size, beauty, accommodation and permanency, it has never been equalled.
