Sentence examples for seldom equalled from inspiring English sources
Burke writes with imagery seldom equalled in its potent eccentricity.
Together, they make up an intense and personally revealing narrative of love and loss seldom equalled in photography.
No wonder choreographers like Merce Cunningham found in Cage an inspirational spatial element that is wonderful to dance to, and that is now often electronically emulated but seldom equalled.
He directed the first British talkie, fittingly called Blackmail, and in a career spanning half a century developed an unmistakeable cinematic style, often copied but seldom equalled.
Mawson described a typical foray outside the hut in a mid-winter blizzard: "A plunge into the writhing storm-whirl stamps upon the senses an indelible and awful impression seldom equalled in the whole gamut of natural experience.
Neville Cardus reported: "[Crawford] fell upon the advancing Australian attack, and by driving seldom equalled, threw it back".
Smith's work, he concluded, contained "falsehoods of an effrontery seldom equaled in modern times".
The partners were not known as great innovators, but their standard of craftsmanship was seldom equaled.
His greatest short stories and The Scarlet Letter are marked by a depth of psychological and moral insight seldom equaled by any American writer.
He was a tried statesman, politician and military strategist, and he possessed a capacity for work seldom equaled by one in his position.
Living at the time of the Eastern Jin dynasty, when Buddhism enjoyed an imperial favour seldom equaled in Chinese history, he was stirred by a profound faith to go to India, the "Holy Land" of Buddhism, in order to visit the sites of the Buddha's life and to bring back Buddhist texts that were still unknown in China.
