Sentence examples for incomparable touch from inspiring English sources
In 1967, when the Scots inflicted England's first defeat as world champions, Baxter's incomparable touch on the ball allowed him not only to humiliate the home side, but also to concoct a plan with Billy Bremner to give Alan Ball a bad experience.
Everybody's all a-twitter about Apple's latest amazing technology, the incomparable "multi-touch".
Mostly, though, his focus was on the music of Fauré, Poulenc, Milhaud, Dukas and Saint-Sa ns, which he played with a graceful touch and an incomparable ear for coloration and nuance.
Left so many touched by his incomparable eloquence and humor, powerful voice, sharp wit, and brilliant mind.
She described the feeling as an "incomparable sensation" ("sensation incomparable").
Tiepolo's "Virgin With Six Saints" fluently illustrates his incomparable blend of sensuous virtuosity and pensive nobility, rendered with a delicate touch in sumptuous color: religion that not only inspires but utterly charms.
Everett is in touch with the spirit, though perhaps not the body, of William Steig's incomparable creation.
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. .
An architect of the New Wave, Chabrol hasn't merely touched on the subject of sex and social position, he's throttled it, exploiting clothes to incomparable advantage along the way.
