If you haven't already, you really need to watch the entire film, but here's the incomparable Jonathan Winters, breaking things up: Your thoughts?
Countless works of Western literature, from Exodus and the "Odyssey" down to "Paradise Lost" and the entire oeuvre of Marcel Proust, have involved the search for a home, a thing of incomparable value.
That was the moment the modern Newcastle were reborn and if things today are incomparable to the era of Ossie Ardiles, there is still a strong sense that the club need to reconnect with the fans.
If some things really are incomparable or incommensurable, they reason, then pluralism about value could explain why.
They are ridiculous on one level because you're comparing things that are incomparable - how do you compare an action movie with an art movie?
"If he thinks he can get away with playing king, he's got another thing coming!" The incomparable @MaxineWaters just fired up the D.C. #TaxMarch crowd and sent a very clear message to @realDonaldTrump.
Mr. McEnroe, whose nightly one-hour show, "McEnroe," is scheduled to make its debut on Wednesday at 10 p.m., is known for many things -- for his incomparable record on the tennis court, for his talents as a sports commentator and for heckling umpires like an unruly patron in a comedy club -- but he is not known for telling jokes.
Auden moved on to much better things, and wrote the incomparable libretto to Stravinsky's The Rake's Progress.
"Incomparable" sounds fine but for two things: the tinge of irony in its very loftiness; and, when you think of it, that any genuine praise implies comparison, and to wave it away implies a certain floaty irrelevance.
Conrad wrote that Crane was an "artist" and "a seer with a gift for rendering the significant on the surface of things and with an incomparable insight into primitive emotions".
