Sentence examples for unparalleled word from inspiring English sources
While "Phantom" has prospered from unparalleled word of mouth, a show as much for sightseers as for theatergoers, its unprecedented Broadway run has hardly been a foregone conclusion.
Said another: "His talent is unparalleled: no curse words, simple everyday observations, turned into exquisite narrative".
"HISTORIC" and "unparalleled" were the words Sonia Gandhi, boss of the ruling Congress party, used to describe India's new food law at a launch in Delhi on August 20th.
Mr. Grandage's valedictory came in the form of a tumultuously moving "Richard II" that brought back to the Donmar Eddie Redmayne, the bracing young co-star of the John Logan play "Red," to play the manchild monarch who has, even within Shakespeare, an unparalleled command of words.
Their commitment and companionship is unparalleled and goes beyond words.
The gift of Vipassana to my writing life is unparalleled: my relationship with words is more intense and playful; I am sensitive not just to my work but how I work.
Among the masses of books on the subject on the same sort of subject only very few are truly able genuinely to put into words the unparalleled experience of being in the Nazi death camps.
But Dr. King was so much more than eloquent words with unparalleled persuasive force.
"A wonderful speaker and reader of her own poetry, she was a brilliant poet whose precision in word choice may be unparalleled," said Pamplin.
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A man of unparalleled integrity, he lived by his father's words, "You only have one reputation".
