Sentence examples for incomparable gain from inspiring English sources

The 32-year-old Romanian is one of the world's great dramatic ballerinas, and the Royal's loss is ENB's incomparable gain.

Shale gas prospects outside the US are incomparable to gains made so far there "since geological, geographical, and industrial conditions are much less favourable".

Material goods are normally understood to have prices, but we persons have dignity: no substitution of one person for another can preserve exactly the same value, for something of incomparable worth would be lost (and gained) in such a substitution.

If such leadership is forthcoming, however, there will be an incomparable opportunity not only to reformat the energy systems of both countries, but also to gain a new and welcomed measure of energy security.

Whether shining in the top tier or plugging away in the reserves, the Under-21s seem more important than ever as a chance to gain experience away from the glare of the senior international spotlight where the pressures are incomparable – you probably won't, for example, find Wayne Rooney giving a #selfiematchreport on the pitch anytime soon, like Ward-Prowse did following the Switzerland draw.

The Reports have gained significant academic acclaim; Theodore Plucknett, writing in the Cornell Law Quarterly, describes them as works of "incomparable richness" with a "profound influence upon the literature, and indeed the substance, of English law".

It is just incomparable.

It's incomparable".

Ronaldinho was once incomparable.

Ah, Paris the incomparable!

Goaltender Patrick Roy remains incomparable.