Sentence examples similar to that cannot be equalled from inspiring English sources

Her work has a velocity and trajectory that is little less than dazzling and a tough, enveloping, exhilarating voice that cannot be equaled.

This is interesting analysis, as far as it goes, but I think it misses a fundamental point about the 2008 presidential election: the degree to which coverage has moved to the Internet, where many news organizations, and especially The Times, are providing information of a breadth and depth that cannot be equaled in the printed newspaper, much of it precisely what readers say they want.

He is passionate about the benefits of pharming; he insists they could give hope to millions: "The advantages they offer simply cannot be equalled by any other system.

Useful though it is, the sprawling result somewhat resembles a horizontal tower of Babel.Paul Edwards's 1967 encyclopedia probably cannot be equalled let alone surpassed.

Mr. Bookmyer says the emotional high of performing the world's choral masterpieces cannot be equaled.

And while the acoustical magic of the Walt Disney Concert Hall downtown cannot be equaled here in the shadow of the Hollywood Hills, the pleasures of hearing live music waft toward the heavens is a true gift of summer.

Serena, who was rewarded with a cheque for £486,000 as she completed her fifty-second win in 56 matches in the past year, took a tie break off her sister for the first time to win the opening set, a 44-minute demonstration of power-hitting that surely cannot have been equalled during a women's match at Wimbledon.

It appears to us that Harvard is in violation of Title IX both in practice and in the spirit of the law: Women cannot be equals in a community that protects their attackers instead of them.