Sentence examples for no equal to from inspiring English sources

One thing is certain: there is no equal to the nondenominational dominance of the circle as a powerful, universal form.

While Ann Coulter and Laura Ingraham were still playing tea party, she recognized that deliberation was no match for diatribe, and logic no equal to contempt.

Although there is no equal to originals, dealers like Martin Travis say the Landrigans are well established through their Verdura business to produce high-quality Belperron designs.

Collectors of contemporary art in Glasgow are few and far between, and the city certainly has no equal to London gallerist and collector Charles Saatchi, so often credited with creating much of the hype around the YBAs.

Furthermore, Table 2 compares c no (equal to t no ), c ex (equal to t ex ), and c op (equal to top3), the minimum cycle lengths that can guarantee that no residual queue forms at the end of one cycle.

And that's why pastiche, allusion, and homage is the best that such masterly artists as Hecht and Sternberg (who are great enough to know they're no equals to Joyce or Eisenstein) can do.

The truth is that our closed system of administration is no longer equal to the challenges faced by modern governments, and it's time to open it up".

The New Yorker, November 17 , 1945P. 21 A young child, after picking out a tune on the piano, usually ends with a villanious glissando when his nervous system is no longer equal to the strain of concentration.

But whatever happens in November, the president's own words have given us fair warning: We face a continuing crisis, and the liberalism of Barack Obama is no longer equal to the task.

In a non-plane wave, which is the rule and not the exception in reality, these three quantities are no longer equal to one another.

At the lowest incomes, the PIT and NICs became less harmonized for full-year workers because the PIT's personal allowance is no longer equal to 52 times the NICs' primary threshold.