Sentence examples for unequalled at from inspiring English sources

Every person has one great gift, and James is unequalled at an important party.

Simenon was unequalled at making us look inside, though the ability was masked by his brilliance at absorbing us obsessively in his stories.

She has spent more than twenty years camped out in Dzanga-Ndoki National Park, near a bai, or clearing, where the elephants congregate in numbers unequalled at any other site.

But he is unequalled at providing, as here, a voice for the voiceless, and stands alongside Cormac McCarthy in his presentation of a certain kind of laconic masculinity in which sensitivity and aggression are constantly in conflict.

Another, Suzanne et le vieillard, a variation on shadow and light, whose careful classicism was unequalled at the time, in 1972.

Brand new Passaic class ironclads — nine in all — were placed at his disposal, causing Welles to observe that "we have furnished DuPont the best material of men and ships that were ever placed under the command of any officer on this continent, and, as regards officers, unequalled anywhere or at any time".

It is unequalled, in my experience, at gleaning an individual's sense of morality and (remarkably for anything to do with politics) it seems to extract a binary yes or no answer.

Its great occasions are, for me at any rate, unequalled in the world of sport.

(Recent surveys have found that today's teen-agers are volunteering for community service at a rate unequalled since the nineteen-forties).

They stopped a garbage-burning incinerator in Port Washington, helped create a 100,000-acre pine barrens preserve on eastern Long Island, promoted land preservation in Suffolk County unequalled elsewhere, turned aside --temporarily at least -- a new regional mall in Syosset and successfully promoted council districts in the sprawling Town of Brookhaven to improve local representation.

While humanity is facing increasing evidence of the erosion of Earth's biodiversity, this approach is proving its effectiveness in characterising the complexity of the biodiversity realm at a pace unequalled by other characters [3].