His definitive portraits of the powerful and the powerless encompassing, in a manner almost without equal in the history of portraiture, the artistic and political hierarchies of the past half century of American life were almost Roman in their severe authority.
His definitive portraits of the powerful and the powerless — encompassing, in a manner almost without equal in the history of portraiture, the artistic and political hierarchies of the past half century of American life — were almost Roman in their severe authority.
They're both largely right, but enough already.9 34: Marco Rubio bravely jumps on the American exceptionalism bandwagon, calling these United States "a place without equal in the history of all mankind".
This was the period when Time, then the world's most influential magazine, put him on the 14 March 1960 cover and wrote: 'He is a Bunyan in show business, a religious artist whose glimpses of the dark side of man are without equal in the history of the cinema.' This proved a pipe dream and I was one of the people doing the smoking.
"A scandal without equal in recent Czech history," opined leaders of the conservative opposition, themselves no strangers to sleaze.
HOUSTON, Sept. 4 - Strained by an influx of evacuees without equal in modern American history, Texas struggled on Sunday to house about a quarter-million victims of Hurricane Katrina in shelters and hotel rooms and began organizing an emergency airlift to divert thousands more to other states.
"This conference expresses profound grief over the tragedy which has no equal in history," he said.
In the illumination of manuscripts, bookbinding, and ceramics, the work of the period of ʿAbbās is without equal; in painting it is among the most notable in Persian history.
With millions of species alive today (and orders of magnitude more thought to be extinct), not only describing but also explaining the diversity, history, and complexity of life is a challenge nearly without equal in all of science.
