Sentence examples for incomparable categories from inspiring English sources

The U.S. News rankings began in 1983, and they drive colleges nuts, because they are based on notoriously unstable and sometimes incomparable categories, but they have a demonstrated effect on both applications and donations.

Except of melamine, nucleic-acid bases including guanine, cytosine, adenine, and thymine, are another one category of unique biomolecules which have incomparable application in biological and gene engineering fields.

Inspired by a Spinal Tap reference to its long line of drummers in the incomparable rock mockumentary, Flotard lists Bautista under a category called "Exploded Bassists to Date".

Here are my suggestions for what to play at your next brunch party, with some video accompaniment: 1. "Anthology of American Folk Music" – This is the filmmaker and musicologist Harry Smith's incomparable collection of 84 folk numbers (divided into three categories: ballads, songs and social), an ur-text of idiosyncratic Americana.

But Bartlett Sher ("The King and I") and Casey Nicholaw ("Something Rotten!") also did incomparable work — incomparable being le mot juste for a category crammed with unmatched winners.

John Waters's "Female Trouble" (1974), starring the incomparable Divine as a rampaging teenage delinquent, belongs in a category by itself.

"What completely blew my mind this year was that I, an actress out of Buffalo, would be in the same category as Maggie Smith, who to me is just incomparable," Baranski told The New York Times.

While there is some evidence from stable contexts on the positive effects of CTP, related to several research categories identified in this agenda-setting exercise, these findings cannot be generalised to humanitarian contexts as conditions are incomparable.

It is just incomparable.

It's incomparable".

Ronaldinho was once incomparable.