Sentence examples for has the incomparable from inspiring English sources
Sitting down at a communal table with a group of strangers and properly mingling with them has the incomparable benefit of making it a little less likely to be able to hate them with impunity.
For most of its existence, until his recent death, it had the gruff, wry Jerry Orbach as the senior detective, and it still has the incomparable Sam Waterston, once a Woody Allen regular, as the principled chief prosecutor.
Sitting down at a table with a group, some of whom will be strangers, has the incomparable and odd benefit of making it a little more difficult to hate them with impunity.
The Manchester Guardian (as it then was) had the incomparable Norman Shrapnel, who was worth two of any other paper's writers.
The Americans, however, had the incomparable advantage of knowing the intentions of the Japanese in advance, thanks to the U.S. intelligence services' having broken the Japanese Navy's code and deciphered key radio transmissions.
Sure, there's the musical version of Patrick Dennis's story about the eccentric Beekman Place aunt who reared him in the 1920's and 30's, but who needs singing and dancing when you have the incomparable Rosalind Russell as Mame?
The more you use, the more you have," the incomparable Maya Angelou once said.
"There are some moments that digital just can't deliver, because it doesn't have the incomparable depth and beauty of film.
No matter that she had written the incomparable "Jane Eyre" or that she had dedicated its second edition to Thackeray himself.
Needless to say, my teacher took a dim view of this decal, the creator of which I'm ashamed to say I can't remember, although it may have been the incomparable McLachlan, just one of the many great cartoonists to have found a home at the Eye over the years.
They've lost the incomparable Derek Jeter to a broken ankle.
