Sentence examples for unmatched ingenuity from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gondry, a visual artisan of unmatched ingenuity, brings some of his trademark handmade whimsy to this, his first foray into franchise filmmaking, conventional action and newfangled 3-D.
His soft-shoe and tap routines were widely copied by other dancers, but Robinson was probably unmatched for ingenuity in creating new steps, especially his famous "stair dance".
Leaders in these countries claimed that their Protestant religion, national ingenuity and unmatched military power established their right to conquer and manage the world.
About time too, for, as Jeffrey Meyers puts it at the end of his biography The Enemy, "Lewis's range of knowledge and intellectual vitality, his gale-force energy and daring honesty, his vigorous experimentation and fighting spirit, his caustic wit and analytic ingenuity, his whip-cracking prose and astonishing invention are unmatched in the twentieth century".
The set, by Carol Bailey, has the scrappy appeal of ingenuity in the face of a limited budget; the key elements are a dozen or so unmatched white doors and enormous blackboards plastered on the rear wall.
"The sightlines are unmatched".
French culture remains unmatched.
Their soldiers were unmatched.
One unmatched ski mitten.
They are unmatched anywhere.
