Sentence examples for incomparable achievements from inspiring English sources

In 1979 he was given an honorary Oscar for "his incomparable achievements as a cinematic creator and innovator".

These exotics are the ones, to borrow from White, that give our treescape its "high-strung disposition [and] its poetical deportment," if not "its dedication to the arts, and its incomparable achievements".

"She is an artist whose long career of incomparable achievements is most powerfully expressed by the fact that her acclaimed 'Yentl' was such a milestone film," Ann Tenenbaum, the chairwoman of the society's board, said in a statement.

Although he wrote eloquently about how newcomers give New York its energy and incomparable achievements, the author did not look so kindly on commuters, comparing them to locusts swarming into the city, each escaping a suburb with "no essential vitality of its own".

The poet Adrienne Rich is to receive theNational Book Foundation's annual medal for distinguishedcontribution to American letters for her"incomparable influence and achievement as apoet and essayist," the foundation said yesterdayin a statement.

Certainly, if a balance sheet of your contribution to South Africa is to be drawn up, the few human errors I have randomly listed are completely outshone by the incomparable lustre of your achievements.

Łukasiewicz did indeed invent, in 1924, the notation which is variously known as Łukasiewicz notation or Polish notation, but it is a minor and very incidental part of his creative talent, incomparable with his scholarly achievements in propositional logic, many-valued logic and the history of logic.

It is a striking list, but not terribly meaningful, because of the incomparable scale of Churchill's achievements and blunders, which inevitably make Mr Johnson's seem paltry.