Sentence examples for that is matchless from inspiring English sources
It yielded a resource that is matchless, brilliant and of eternal value.
Magnetic Fields 69 Love Songs (1999) Stephin Merritt's meticulous modernisation of the Great American Songbook is an absurd folly - a giddy explosion of wit, whimsy, inspiration and ambition that is matchless in its achievement.
Her music had a spirituality that was matchless, timeless, and impossible to recreate.
But Christie's thinks that it's particularly special, and not just because the stone itself is matchless.
The writing about music in these sections is matchless.
Both with a text and in the literary portraiture department he is matchless.
By using field recorded sounds of coffee machines, shopping bags, and cactuses, their sound is matchless.
Barrie (1860-1937), the Scottish weaver's son who rose to be a baronet, was a prolific author but these days he is increasingly known only for the perennial Christmas favourite Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up (1904), an adventure story that is a matchless depiction of the drive towards – and the human deprivations occasioned by – the desire to remain a child forever.
But in the LPs indicated above (to which Nice 'N' Easy and A Swingin' Affair can also be added), where Sinatra had songs that had a mystery to fathom and a detail to uncover, he was matchless.
Puri's generosity and energy are matchless.
