Sentence examples for incomparable when from inspiring English sources

The relative inclusion ratio between two tissues, Δ ij = | R i R j |, was determined for each event and used to classify events based on the size of the differences: stable (Δ < 0.1), variable (0.1 ≤ Δ < 0.5), 'switch' (Δ ≥ 0.5), or incomparable, when the event was not found in one or both tissues.

He provided Sontag with an incomparable platform when the New York Review of Books was launched in 1963.

My favourite: "The mountains gleamed around in a hedge of inaccessible purity, from which his eyes fell dazzled to the green depths of the valley; the whole picture was incomparable, and when he heard the harpsichord's silver monotony across the lotus pool, he felt that it threaded the perfect pattern of sight and sound".

Taken together, they are an incomparable triptych when it comes to directorial feats of narrative and sensual provocation.

Smoking produces a bird of incomparable succulence, especially when combined with another traditional American barbecue technique, brining.

Everyone would be astonished if they formed a group anywhere approaching the incomparables of 1970, when Pelé and Gérson and Tostão and Carlos Alberto and Jairzinho bestrode the World Cup in Mexico.

A similar phenomenon occurred when the incomparable Secretariat captured the Triple Crown in 1973.

Think of Carlos Alberto's fourth goal in the final of the 1970 World Cup, when the incomparable Brazil beat Italy.

"Ceylon — the radiant, incomparable East," Mark Twain wrote when he paid a brief visit to the island in 1896, and his rhapsodic response to the place was typical of travellers' accounts through the years: All the requisites were present.

"Ceylon the radiant, incomparable East," Mark Twain wrote when he paid a brief visit to the island in 1896, and his rhapsodic response to the place was typical of travellers' accounts through the years: **{:.break one} ** All the requisites were present.

There's no better place to see them than at the Vanguard, where they're playing for two weeks (excepting Sept. 12, when the incomparable Vanguard Orchestra makes its regular Monday-night stand).