Sentence examples for unparalleled authority from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unparalleled authority" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has unmatched or supreme power, influence, or expertise in a particular area. Example: "The scientist is recognized for her unparalleled authority in the field of genetics, making her a sought-after speaker at international conferences."
I happen to be an unparalleled authority on the subject of failure, both through scholarship and experience — though I recommend the latter, as I believe gaining failure "in the field" is superior to passively acquiring failure from books.
Still, the design was brilliantly exploited by Mr. Brown's team of exhibition designers, notably Gaillard F. Ravenel and Mark Leithauser, whom Mr. Brown credited as crucial to the gallery's success and to whom he gave unparalleled authority.
It also gives unparalleled authority and legitimacy based on the consensus of its members".
He's also something of an oddity in his ability to move easily between the underground scene and mainstream EDM industry as an unparalleled authority on all things dance music.
Despite 27 long years in jail at the behest of his white enemies his conduct and temperament, both inside and when he was eventually freed, earned him an unparalleled moral authority among blacks and whites alike.
But with its judges and lawyers drawn from official international tribunals for the countries that once were part of Yugoslavia and for Rwanda, it brought unparalleled moral authority to an issue scarcely discussed or taught about in Japan.
The Roman Catholic Church claims for itself a teaching authority that is unparalleled in the Christian community.
Americans are an unusual people, with less deference to central authority and an unparalleled faith in themselves.
All local authority departments can look forward to unparalleled pressure caused by sharp and protracted expenditure cuts.
Both projects were sponsored by the Rockefeller family, which had supported the modern movement with its unparalleled fusion of social, economic, political and cultural authority.
But in an unparalleled case concluded at the Peace Palace in The Hague, the UN's supreme judicial authority delivered a damning verdict on Serbia's role in the 1992-95 war, finding that Belgrade did nothing to prevent what the court described as an act of genocide at Srebrenica in 1995 despite its close links with and support for the Bosnian Serb military.
