Examples of unequalled

• Its signifiers set unequalled, oceanic horizons and encourage what would be subsequently deemed impermissible and indecent.

• All agree that her greatest strength was as an actress, that the intensity of her gestures and her tragic declamation were unequalled.

• Violence between women receives particularly valuable attention, and the analysis of the different contexts of female violence is unequalled.

• They are also unequalled as outdoor and indoor ornamental plants, and include many species that are essential components of the ecosystems of tropical and other warm regions.

• It still holds its great unchallenged and unequalled intellectual and spiritual position in the chronicles of mankind.

• There is a record of corruption almost unequalled in modern history, and there is practically no national debt.

• He also knows that the area has exceptional road communications and probably an unequalled record of good industrial relations.

• As for increased productivity, those engaged in inertia selling have a record unequalled in almost any other enterprise.

• We know that the superlative professionalism and dedication to duty of our forces earns them their unequalled high reputation and respect.

• This guarantee is unequalled by any of our principal competitors.

• My chief reason is that it is an educative moral and physical force which is unequalled by any other machinery you can possibly produce.

• Their readiness to take responsibility is unequalled in any part of the world, and their ability is unquestioned.

• They know perfectly well that what is being done in regional development is unequalled elsewhere in the world.

• Those men have had to undergo a strain unequalled in any previous campaign.

• She is unequalled in her support for the family, and we all enjoyed her speech.