Sentence examples for peerless style from inspiring English sources

Orton's wordplay, in part, defines a peerless style that has come to be known as Ortonesque.

After 194 Tests, 15,645 runs and 100 international centuries, the Little Master has been reduced in recent battle to the status of a callow apprentice, the peerless style that took him to the top replaced by clunk and error, the cold currency of runs frozen at source.

"What a writer Mantel is," John Banville marvelled in a recent review, "the possessor of a peerless prose style".

Her intellectual rigor and curiosity were peerless.

It's also a peerless source of style tips – watch Piccoli and learn how to wear your trilby "comme Dean Martin".

At the time, and afterward, I felt the criticism was largely unfair, even though, as a fan of Bode's (of his iconoclasm, his hippy upbringing, his unorthodox style, his peerless talent, his American-ness), I was disappointed that he hadn't done better.

How cruel to subject us poor slobs to the inspection of these peerless (and headless) women of style!

Overnight, Burnett became the first choice for any soundtrack job set in the American past, his peerless command of roots music styles and encyclopaedic knowledge of music history enabling him to tailor the perfect mix of classic old tracks and custom-built new material for each project.

Her natural grace, peerless elegance and sparkling sense of style are like something from a fairytale, or Just Seventeen, and she is imitated – if never bettered – by swooning secretaries across the globe.

The importance of canonic works is not that they are peerless exemplars of an idiom or style but rather that they raise issues and difficulties in an exemplary way.

The 1943 musical demonstrates that Weill — who escaped Nazi oppression by ultimately settling in 1935 in New York — not only mastered Broadway style but that he supplied a peerless model for others.