Even once it is agreed that good simpliciter is incomparable in this sense, many theories have been offered as to what that incomparability involves and why it exists.
While Bamber said it was just another version of the death penalty, three-time killer John Hilton said the two were incomparable.
Mauro Paulino, boss of Datafolha, a big polling company, says the way the campaign as a whole has unfurled is "incomparable".
In short, the office is a don's delight, and Mr Moynihan large sherry glass in hand, jaunty bow-tie not quite matching the breast-pocket handkerchief suits it perfectly.In this section A new but risky sort of war To fight or not to fight Dial one yourself Incident at Rifle River The incomparable Daniel Patrick ReprintsBut what of the politics?
At issue is whether to concede that Mr Prabhakaran, whose pudgy corpse was displayed for television cameras by the army and then burned, is really dead.On May 24th Selvarasa Pathmanathan, head of international relations for the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), as the group are properly known, said its "incomparable leader and supreme commander" had been martyred.
But the quality, content and economy of today's cars is incomparable with what was on offer 30 years ago.
But it may not come fast enough to save what remains, in Michael Williams's phrase, of "the incomparable green mantle that clothes the Earth".
He grew up in a broken home, helped to provide for his family by shining shoes and working on the docks, and attended New York's lowly City College.Related items Lexington: Filling Pat Moynihan's shoesJan 4th 2001 American politics: Mr SenatorAug 31st 2000 The incomparable Daniel PatrickDec 31st 1998His career was a testimony not just to character and brains, but to that past.
James March (born c 1928) is the gurus' guru, a man who once came second in just such a poll to the incomparable Peter Drucker (Harvard Business Review, December 2003; see article).
Eventually he quarrelled with nearly every one of his friends.Although he was a contemporary and unrelenting rival of Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael, Michelangelo is an incomparable figure among artists, in a rarefied league with Shakespeare and Mozart.
He enriched an Arabic literature which, while perhaps incomparable for its poetry, was then still largely innocent of the fully formed imaginary world of the novel.Writing was a joy to him.
