Sentence examples for incomparable memories from inspiring English sources

But going with the right attitude and plenty of gratitude, makes for incomparable memories.

William of Tyre called Manuel "a wise and discreet prince of great magnificence, worthy of praise in every respect", "a great-souled man of incomparable energy", whose "memory will ever be held in benediction".

The Latin historian William of Tyre described Manuel as "beloved of God... a great-souled man of incomparable energy", [whose] "memory will ever be held in benediction".

As an adolescent I haunted the halls and even now carry round pin-bright memories of the incomparable Maxes (Miller and Wall), of the lugubrious Jimmy Wheeler, of Tommy Trinder, Jewel and Warriss (best of all double acts) and of a little-remembered duo called Morris and Cowley.

What's your favorite memory of the incomparable Cosmopolitan editor?

As Krapp plays tapes from yesteryear, he uses the off switch as punctuation, reacting to memories of women with "incomparable" eyes and bosoms.

Wallowing in memories was a source of incomparable solace to many, whilst others clung tenaciously to their faith.

For most, Santa was the closest to magic they ever got, and their memories are filled with an incomparable delight.

Our loving memory of him, like his incomparable legacy, is imperishable.

Among his most cherished memories is the time when the incomparable Luther Vandross requested five minutes with Charles after watching him in the Born to Sing show, featuring Cissy Houston and Regina Bell.

Let's go down memory lane -- beginning with the incomparable comedian Bob Hope who made his first trip into a combat area in 1943 -- and take a peek at some of the folks who gave our beloved military troops some much needed music and laughter over seven decades.