Sentence examples similar to unrivalled example from inspiring English sources
Given the emphatic nature of Woods' triumph, he was consumed both as an example of unrivalled sporting prowess (like Björn Borg, Michael Jordan or Pelé) and as a representative of racial breakthrough (like Althea Gibson, Jackie Robinson or Lewis Hamilton).
Haig spoke of Ball's "unrivalled courage" and his "example and incentive to those who have taken up his work".
The exceptions deserve to be regarded as rare geniuses – the greatest example being that eminent Victorian John Ruskin, whose criticism is unrivalled as both writing and thought.
Councillor Rodney Chambers, leader of Medway Council, added: "Chatham's Dockyard and its defences have an unrivalled and illustrious history and is the world's most complete example of an historic dockyard from the age of sail and early age of steam.
This example of William's theorizing is typical of his thinking: an unrivalled wealth of observations interpreted by means of bold though vulnerable assumptions.
And yet, for example, whilst the position of the National Institutes of Health in the USA is unrivalled in terms of the amount of high quality biomedical science it produces, questions are being asked as to why the health care system is ranked below that of many other developed countries in recent assessments [ 1].
Then there's Chiappini's, with its unrivalled position above the beach, one of the few surviving original 50s examples of the genre.
It is unrivalled anywhere.
This created unrivalled Chemistry.
Our supermarket cashiers are unrivalled!
