Sentence examples for incomparable in its from inspiring English sources

At the monastery, he writes, "a new world had suddenly opened up, incomparable in its beauty".

Kostis Palamas, in 1911, called his work "incomparable in its kind, a masterpiece of his illiterate, but strong and autonomous mind" (ibid).

Michael's collection seemed incomparable in both its idiosyncrasy and its quality.

It has acquired some incomparable advantages in its long history of evolution compared with other introduced Apis species.

From its completion in 1937 to the completion of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge in New York City in 1964, it had the longest main span in the world, and it remains incomparable in the magnificence of its setting.

Tropical rain forests and rivers hold an incalculable wealth of undiscovered treasures, each incomparable to gold in its aesthetic beauty.

With his death it seems appropriate to seek out Samuel Beckett's tribute to his fellow Irishman, the artist Jack B Yeats: "What is incomparable in this great solitary oeuvre is its insistence upon sending us back to the darkest part of the spirit that created it and upon permitting illuminations only through that darkness.

Scousers are often accused of living vicariously through the past – but when you consider that past is almost incomparable in English football, maybe it's just impossible for other fans to relate to a history touched with so much tragedy and triumph. .

His recording of Britten's Peter Grimes, with Vickers incomparable in the title role (Philips again), has been in its own way equally mould-breaking.

More significantly, it is incomparable in speciation analysis including distinguishing among the arsenic species with no need for any complex sample preparation because it can provide a nice "fingerprint" of materials of interest [38].

It is, however, incomparable in practically every other way.