Sentence examples for incomparable pleasure from inspiring English sources

Those ancient tropes fulfill certain expectations and, at their best, provide incomparable pleasure.

Most importantly, where in 1931, to epitomize luxury, privacy, and the incomparable pleasure of breakfast in bed, room service was invented.

He revises their time signatures, elides them, elongates them, derives incomparable pleasure from ignoring them, suggesting as he does that melodies are blueprints for a different kind of improvisation, for a different kind of deconstruction, for, that is, an unprecedented Elling treatment.

With peas, the joy of cracking open those tight, waxy pods and slipping the little green pearls straight into my mouth is one of the incomparable pleasures of summer.

The Mart's final home was just around the corner from Kwik Meal, and from the poem it's easy to surmise that its employees were loyal customers: The Muhammadiad Of pleasures gastronomical I sing Incomparable treasures; everything Cooked to perfection by the expert hands Striving to meet the customers' demands.

Another pleasure is, of course, the incomparable view.

For less important doodles in text, the kind that go no farther than your desk or refrigerator door, the tactile pleasure of typing old school is incomparable to what you get from a de rigueur laptop.

Like millions of Americans, one of my holiday pleasures is to watch Frank Capra's incomparable It's A Wonderful Life.