Sentence examples for described as incomparable from inspiring English sources

Demanding both to shoot and process, Kodachrome rewarded generations of skilled users with a richness of color and a unique treatment of light that many photographers described as incomparable even as they shifted to digital cameras.

(Here a prominent usage of these terms will be followed, whereby particular options may be described as incomparable in value, while general properties or dimensions of value may be described as incommensurable).

For her part, Ms. Gurwitch gives a fervid, unsettling performance of the sort that one is tempted to describe as incomparable or unique.

And, finally, honor itself, once capable of being described as "an instinct of incomparable beauty," is unable to survive the uses to which men had put it.

In her first big Broadway success, as the star of Jamaica in 1957, Horne was described as the "one of the incomparable performers of our time".

Stanley Nelson, a New York-based filmmaker who has made several documentaries on African-American life, described the collection as incomparable.

Ghinzani (Osella), de Cesaris and Nannini (both Minardi), Surer (Arrows), Palmer (Zakspeed) and Patrese (Brabham) were all out by lap 21, with Elio de Angelis lucky to stay in the race after completely losing his front-left wheel and limping to the pits in his new Brabham tricycle, as described by the incomparable Murray Walker.

She described the feeling as an "incomparable sensation" ("sensation incomparable").

Guardian film critic Peter Bradshaw described it as "a performance of incomparable heroism and presence".

They were baked in brick ovens exactly as you described, and they were incomparable.

Due to a large disparity in the benefits paid by different medical insurance plans, rural older people emphasized the differential treatment of cadres and farmers in the process of healthcare services, and used phrases such as "incomparable with cadres" to describe the inequity in medical welfare between the two groups.