Sentence examples for in the incomparable from inspiring English sources

They hid themselves in the "incomparable chaos of bodies" arriving at Gaza hospitals.

(Warner published 10 story collections, ending with some of her most eerily convincing in the incomparable "Kingdoms of Elfin" of 1977).

"A curiously absorbing drama," said a critic for CBS News. "The reason for this lies in the incomparable acting skills of its star, Mel Gibson and, frankly, the fact that he lets a hand puppet do most of the talking".

"And how better to do that than by bringing in the incomparable Joan Collins?" Citing her homes in the south of France, London, Los Angeles and, soon, New York, Mr. Jones called Ms. Collins an "incredible investor".

The flavor of it was there, harmlessly, in the lather-and-hot-towels midtown barber shops of my youth, with their uniformed women attending to gents' cuticles; benevolently, in the incomparable Broadway musical "Guys and Dolls"; and viciously, in the A.M.-radio rat-a-tat of Walter Winchell.

$24.95 "The younger generation is knocking at the door; and as I open it there steps spritely in the incomparable Max," George Bernard Shaw wrote, winding up three years of fulgurating theater reviews to devote more of his energies to playwriting.

February 11 2015 Three years ago this March, in a concert at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, in Harlem, the incomparable bass player and vocalist delivered an electrifying tribute to Nina Simone.

(In 2007, the incomparable George Saunders told Letterman a very amusing story about sneaking into a Chicago Bears game as a child).

He begins by invoking a well-known 1904 cartoon by Max Beerbohm, in which the incomparable Max pokes fun at the 19th-century superintendent of "high seriousness," the poet and critic Matthew Arnold.

Kaufman and Hart had another hit with "I'd Rather Be Right," in which the incomparable George M. Cohan returned to the stage to play F.D.R. (whom he loathed) in a fanciful romance set in Central Park and featuring the usual Kaufman bland young couple and, again, the Supreme Court — apparently an irresistible target in the New Deal era.

Artist Martin Backes, creator of the pixel camouflage mask Pixelhead, has created a new machine that incessantly belts out greatest hits power ballads from one of the greatest decades in music: the incomparable, the transcendent, the superlative 90s.