Sentence examples for unequalled for from inspiring English sources

By Edith Stuurman The New Yorker, October 6, 1951 P. 38 This building is unequalled for expense and size.

Literary London is much the poorer for the loss of its own History Man, and of a voice unequalled for its humanity and wit.

The literary world is much the poorer for the loss of its own History Man, and of a voice unequalled for its humanity and wit.

Having orchestrated a pom-bashing campaign of a ferocity unequalled for 70 years, the Australians finally succumbed to their charms yesterday in the wake of a triumph sealed in the last minute of injury time by Wilkinson's heart-stopping drop goal.

Villani is perhaps unequalled for the value of the statistical data he has preserved.

His career average of 800 yards per season was not surpassed until two decades after his retirement, and his per-game average of 50 yards went unequalled for 20 years after he left the game.

In a textbook case of network effects, Volcker's regular attendance attracted other policymakers and made the event an unequalled gathering for big economic hitters.

"The truffle is a treasure of unequalled value for the hills of southern Piedmont and we take great care to promote our little oasis," he says.

He has found Harper's Bazaar a gallery in which to exhibit his most distinctive, not to say his most eccentric, gifts, and, notwithstanding the relatively trifling effect nowadays of its payments on his bank account, he still looks upon it as an unequalled showcase for an aspirant to artistic prestige.

The network model ties together our high academic standards, unequalled opportunities for global study, and connections to the world's great "idea capitals" – the cities that attract the world's talent class.

Sequence conservation of these N-termini makes them an unequalled resource for reconstructing spidroin phylogeny.