Sentence examples for unbeatable that from inspiring English sources

Of Contador, he added, "He's not unbeatable, that's clear".

Running in 2006, Mr. Lugar was considered so unbeatable that Democrats did not challenge him.

Senator Robert G. Torricelli, the Democrat, is up for re-election, and he is so unbeatable that no Republican of any heft around New Jersey -- nobody named Franks or Whitman or Gormley -- dared to take him on this fall.

If the likes of Ernie Els and Phil Mickelson look closely at what happened to Woods at the weekend they will know that he is not unbeatable, that he does make mistakes, that he can come back to them.

We were told the Obama coalition was unbeatable, that the coalition would be in power for generations - not because of passion or ideas necessarily, but because of demographics.

Interestingly, Tea Party forces and donors claim they thought Cantor was so unbeatable that they didn't even fund David Brat even though he had two national radio talk show hosts speaking well of him.

City, he said, were "not unbeatable" on that performance, adding that Everton and Southampton had been just as good.

"There's this assumption that Mo is unbeatable but that assumption is only in Britain.

"I felt like I was pretty much unbeatable during that time," Kyrgios told me.

During the 80s and early 90s, Saatchi & Saatchi was an unbeatable force that came to epitomise the renaissance of British capitalism.

But for anything much bigger, the energy density of aviation fuel still looks to be unbeatable.Perhaps that will always be the case.