Sentence examples for unequalled for its from inspiring English sources
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.
Literary London is much the poorer for the loss of its own History Man, and of a voice unequalled for its humanity and wit.
By Edith Stuurman The New Yorker, October 6, 1951 P. 38 This building is unequalled for expense and size.
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.
Legumes are unequalled for stabilization and reforestation of degraded land due to their ability to fix nitrogen, compete with other plants, repel herbivory and grow on acid soils in a range of environments [ 2].
But you have a voice which is unequalled in its reach.
For four decades, Jowitt's coverage of the New York dance scene had been almost unequalled in its breadth and detail, yet the Voice decided her descriptive, essentially non-judgmental style was no longer suited to the times; most readers now want and expect star-rated verdicts on every show.
