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His zest for life and unsurpassable style will be missed.

The best anyone could ever hope for is to equal her beauty because it unsurpassable.

For most, that would have made for an unsurpassable afternoon.

I'm sure there are people of unsurpassable serenity who can stay in one place and watch birds sleep.

Not because of its magic, but because it was an unsurpassable instrument.

Yesterday's unsurpassable delight still lay as this morning's cold nausea in the stomach.

Never see Rena again - And then the one unsurpassable lie.

Short of being dead, it is the final, unsurpassable stage of irresponsibility.

Samuel was considered "invincible in power and unsurpassable in strength".

For that reason, it would be unsurpassable folly for the white gold to accompany us.

To prove it, those supposedly unsurpassable CD players are being surpassed.

Consciousness ran fluttering along the edge of something hard that hitherto had seemed an unsurpassable barrier.

However, in distinguishing which poems belong to whom of the two poets, one comes across the unsurpassable obstacles.

By many of his own time Delavigne was looked upon as unsurpassed and unsurpassable.

When I go from hence let this be my parting word, that what I have seen is unsurpassable.

"What remained was to give these elements an authoritative expression that afterwards would seem inevitable and unsurpassable.

Ellen Terry was wonderful, and I should think unsurpassable in all but the lighter parts."

These are the city's Defensive Walls, which end on both sides at an unsurpassable, steep sink hole.

Alice Munro is a short-story writer of unsurpassable distinctions.

The cheek of "Colonel Blimp" is so breathtaking that you'd think it unsurpassable.

Come to Providence and you'll find an urban assemblage of unsurpassable architectural merit - at least in the States.

The original JCS is unsurpassable and its memory should not be tainted.

Wherever he moved, he evoked the imagery of his unrepeatable, unsurpassable Moscow triumph.

It is to sound what the lily is to scent: unmistakable, unsurpassable, transcendently sweet.

According to James, Doucette's services as a guide were unsurpassable, and to be had only when the buffalo season was over.