Sentence examples for This incomparably from inspiring English sources

Now this incomparably imaginative enterprise is drawing to its close.

Devotees of Laurence Sterne's 18th-century novel, The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman, will recognise that the title is taken from the last sentence of this incomparably idiosyncratic mock autobiography.

Never one to recycle the same well-worn repertoire (though she has her favourites), she took the opportunity of this incomparably large audience, live and at home, to give the UK premiere of a work by Judith Weir (b.1954) written specially for her.

How?! Regardless of the answer to that little mystery, this incomparably blurry shot put up over at Droid-Life seems to show a new Motorola model, A955, which designation was spotted in a filing with the Xtreme.

"This is incomparably the largest concentration of curatorial activity in the world.

This is incomparably the greatest victory that was ever achieved by the Christian soldiers of the United States.

The whole question of home defence against invasion is, of course, powerfully affected by the fact that we have for the time being in this Island incomparably more powerful military forces than we have ever had at any moment in this war or the last.

The workers who do this are incomparably brave.

Maria Lassnig Tate Liverpool First big survey of the incomparably original tragicomic images by this Austrian painter.

The texture you get from baking a cheesecake this way is incomparably, celestially light.

James Thurber and E. B. White asked, "Is sex necessary?" The new trend in romantic comedy is to ask, "Is love necessary?" This movie is incomparably better than the pathetic Ashton Kutcher Natalie Portman picture from earlier this year, "No Strings Attached," in which the man and the woman, also friends with benefits, go at it in hospital supply closets and hybrid cars.