Sentence examples for unrivaled genius from inspiring English sources
* "The fatherless waif from the streets of New Orleans whose unrivaled genius helped turn jazz into a soloist's art [and] who influenced every singer, every instrumentalist, every artist who came after him".
But would it be sensible to scuttle years of righteous anger at the politics of division and the opportunity to right the fatal wrongs of the Bush Dark Age? Could it be that in some way the self abasing sniping between the Obama and the Clinton camps in fact plays perfectly into the soulless game plan of the bullies and their unrivaled genius for manipulating the behavior of the average American?
Yet it is precisely the versatility and mixture, the blend of creative eclecticism and originality, that account for the genius, the animation, and the unrivaled popularity of his commentary, which, symbolically, was the first book printed in Hebrew (1475).
"Great in genius, correct in judgment," as McSweeney described him in a lengthy speech, Thurman was "of unrivaled eloquence in defense of the right, with a spotless name, he stands forth as a born leader of the people".
(Picture book; ages 4 to 8) A genius at capturing human expression and antics, Frazee ("The Seven Silly Eaters," "The Boss Baby," "Clementine") seems equally unrivaled at depicting canine behavior and emotion.
The holdings are apparently unrivaled.
Mr. Cohen's prowess is not unrivaled, however.
TVR has an unrivaled amount of independence.
She had an unrivaled zest for life.
