Sentence examples for will never surpass from inspiring English sources

It will never surpass the Tour in intensity or difficulty but it's such a pure thing.

While I hope that the D.S.M.-V will correct some of the problems inherent in a checklist, it will never surpass the value of listening.

As Paterno celebrated a high-profile accomplishment at Penn State, Gagliardi was adding to a victory total that Paterno, in all likelihood, will never surpass.

"Rock the Cradle" mediates our voyeurism, supplying another gross, mesmerizing layer: the smug faces of parents seemingly certain that their children will never surpass or outsell them.

Owen has played just once for Capello, as a substitute in the defeat to France in March, and, at 28, he must fear he will never surpass Sir Bobby Charlton's 49-goal England record – at least while the Italian is in charge.

Truth: There is a reasonable chance that China will never surpass the U.S. One element in this forecast is the last 30 years of reported Chinese growth; the second is the last three years of American growth.

"No matter what you do, you'll never surpass your father," she told him indelibly.

In the second verse, Fanning again reiterates that he feels pain in the mistake that was made, when he says "I found my heart and it broke like glass/I made that mistake that I'll never surpass".

In the second line, Fanning states that "I made a mistake that I'll never surpass", before explaining that it does not matter whose fault it is, in saying "I know you needed someone to take the fall/I know you needed someone to blame it on".

As a source of information, "Koestler," the work of two decades, will never be surpassed.

As humbling devices, created in a time of genuine sorrow, the monuments by Jagger and Lutyens will never be surpassed.