Sentence examples for incomparable performers from inspiring English sources
In her first big Broadway success, as the star of Jamaica in 1957, Horne was described as the "one of the incomparable performers of our time".
Endlessly versatile, this incomparable performer has sung everything from baroque to Messiaen.
But when his drums, singing and writing are the focus — as is the case in his new band, which plays complex, blenderized Africa-to-the-New-World funk — he's an incomparable performer.
Robert Altman, the protean and ageless movie director, and Garrison Keillor, the creator of and chief performer on the incomparable publicradio variety show "A Prairie Home Companion," have collaborated on a movie based on that show, and it suddenly seems obvious that the two men have much in common.
Models and performers ranging from the incomparable Donna Jordan to Viva and Jackie Curtis shaved off their eyebrows and made urban, Deco-shiny masks of their sardonic faces.
The revelations come mainly at the fringes of all the heat and light: stay-at-home single daughter Julianne Nicholson, fast becoming one of my favourite performers; and, as Meryl's sister, the incomparable Margo Martindale (ditto: I cannot wait until The Americans returns).
And a news release that compares two completely incomparable figures — the change in stock prices and the change in balance in an investment account that gets constant contributions — to falsely imply that 401(k) plans have been outstanding performers.
Mariah Carey, a fellow performer who was sometimes perceived as a rival to Ms. Houston, wrote of her devastation at learning of her death: Heartbroken and in tears over the shocking death of my friend, the incomparable Ms. Whitney Houston.
Ronaldinho was once incomparable.
