Sentence examples similar to unsurpassed mark from inspiring English sources

Bradman had scored a world Test series record of 974 runs in 1930, a mark that remains unsurpassed.

To have found a way of expressing both, with such profligate inventiveness and such apparent ease, was, above all else, the mark of Chekhov's genius; his unsurpassed greatness as a teller of stories.

Winners also get a mark of distinction on their résumés that is unsurpassed in the world of classical dance.

Unsurpassed learning.

So is unsurpassed technology.

His moves were unsurpassed.

England has a literature unsurpassed.

This marked the foundation of a religious art movement that flourished throughout the Spanish colonial period, leaving a wealth of wooden polychrome sculpture and paintings unsurpassed in the New World.

The unsurpassed novel on terrorism.

But its integrity is unsurpassed.

Its standard of safety is unsurpassed.