Sentence examples for incomparable degree from inspiring English sources

Ptydepe is guaranteed to provide an incomparable "degree of precision, reliability and clarity" by making sure that words "resemble each other as little as possible" and are "formed from the least probable combination of letters".

One of the commonest insults to the sensibility of the purist is the expression "very unique" and other phrases in which an "absolute" or "incomparable" adjective is modified by an adverb of degree such as "more", "less", "somewhat", "quite" or "almost".

It is a world that is evoked, with no small degree of envy, by Philip Larkin, the English poet, who was an incomparable portrayer of the solitary, self-inhibiting life.

It is just incomparable.

It's incomparable".

Ronaldinho was once incomparable.

Ah, Paris the incomparable!

Goaltender Patrick Roy remains incomparable.

Heyman called them "incomparable".

The figures are incomparable.

She was incomparable.