Sentence examples for from the incomparable from inspiring English sources

It's a shame we couldn't get more fireworks from the incomparable Hanks and Thompson.

A new short-story collection is promised from the incomparable Simpson.

One stream is formed from the incomparable collection in the original languages which fill the Harvard-Yenching Library.

The book includes artists ranging from the incomparable James van Der Zee to the graphically strong Leonard Freed.

Castle of Crossed Destinies by Italo Calvino A tone of strange, spooky reverie permeates this fantasy from the incomparable Calvino.

We were fortunate too to have a new collection from the incomparable Alice Munro, now in her 80s.

Still, it does seem perverse to write a whole essay about extremely dedicated amateur musicians without even mentioning (except for a fleeting quote from Larry Rivers) the incomparable, ineffable and unreproducible ecstasy of making music with others.

By S. S. Stone and E. B. White The New Yorker, September 1 , 1934P. 11 Hygiene Note: From France, the incomparable, there comes a booklet, describing a complete tooth-hygiene kit that can be carried in a lady's handbag, or a man's vest pocket It's recommended "for use after each meal of businesstravel, school, sports, scoutism, war, or for tea and in town.

A lovely addition to Putumayo's cross-continental series of lullaby recordings, it features artists from across Africa, including the incomparable Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Toumani Diabaté, Samite, and Mapumba, a new artist from the Democratic Republic of Congo (and whew, what a voice).

The incomparable wines from California ranged from the unique to the storied artisanal wineries from Santa Barbara to Napa.

biennial.com More than 400 works by 12 photographers from around the world, including the incomparable William Eggleston, Boris Mikhailov, Raghubir Singh and Sigmar Polke.