Sentence examples for unmatched view from inspiring English sources

Chimpanzees offer scientists an unmatched view of what distinguishes humanity from its apelike ancestors.

It's swanky - even a little obnoxious at times - but all that can be forgiven thanks to its unmatched view of the Chicago River and skyline.

Thousands, both Muslims and non-Muslims, joined him on Brooklyn's promenade, with its unmatched view of lower Manhattan, to denounce not only the terrorist attacks but also any rush to judgment against Arabs and other Muslims.

For more than a century, vacationers from around the globe converged on this tiny village for its grand hotels and its unmatched view of the Mohawk Valley, as well as for its bubbling mineral springs.

Tanned and fit, collar unbuttoned and no socks under his loafers, Brian Greenspun, the president of The Las Vegas Sun, stood in the middle of the newsroom, surrounded by $500 Herman Miller chairs, flat-screen monitors and floor-to-ceiling third-story windows offering an unmatched view of the Las Vegas Strip.

The railway, which runs wagons and locomotives that are more than 150 years old, is now one of the UK's top tourist attractions, and the Landmark Trust expects keen interest in the holiday cottage with an unmatched view of the tracks.

Where to eat The Royal Harbour Brasserie, situated at the end of the harbour wall, has unmatched views of the marina and a working coastguard station on its roof (royalharbourbrasserie.co.uk).

The result is that pedestrian traffic is no longer confined to the exterior, where the famous double escalator snakes up the side of the building and gives unmatched views of the Paris skyline.

There'll be no 16th-century polished marble floors or roof terrace with unmatched views of Rome for the world's most powerful primate; Francis is giving up his rightful place in the opulent upper floors of the Apostolic Palace to live in a Vatican hotel, taking meals in a communal dining room.

It is the consummate landmark for 2013 Williamsburg: a monument of the Brooklyn neighborhood's industrial past that a developer has decided to transform into luxury high-rise buildings, knowing that people will pay to live in them for the unmatched views, the industrial-chic glamour and the neighborhood, the most up-and-coming of them all.

To improve its gambit to lure more visitors from Vegas, the Hualapai teamed up with a tour operator named David Jin in 2003 to create the Skywalk, which extends 70 feet beyond the canyon rim and provides unmatched views of the floor thousands of feet below.