This is the first volume of the quartet written by TH White on the Arthurian legend and incomparably funnier and deeper than the amiable Disney movie.
Chris Naunton, director of the Egypt Exploration Society, says of the apparent photographic evidence of the damaged artifact: "I've not heard of the beard being removed before – the death mask is incomparably important and valuable and would normally be handled with the utmost care.
The interest in two-wheeled machines (TWMs) is incomparably increasing, and various linear and nonlinear methods of identification are employed for developing an accurate model of the inverted pendulum and establishing a proper control strategy for the system.
In Paradise, Adam and Eve were incomparably beautiful and huge in size.
Each species has its own particular shape and structure: ostrich feathers are incomparably light and airy; rooster tails have a languid arch.
No fewer than five of its leading players were born 100 years ago, in 1907: Edgar Anstey, Marion Grierson, Paul Rotha, Basil Wright and, by general reckoning the most prodigiously talented of the quintet, Humphrey Jennings, director of Listen to Britain, Fires Were Started and A Diary for Timothy - incomparably stirring and poetic evocations of the home front during the second world war.
But here also the handling and the economic resources necessary are incomparably high and at every time you need a special introduced nurse.
But Benjamin quickly expanded his conception: Instead of an essay primarily about the first French shopping malls, he now imagined composing an urgeschichte, or "primal history," penetrating the essence of the society and culture of the 19th century -- a history incomparably richer and more vivid than anything previously written.
Berg himself described his heroine as "innocent, but the root of all evil", and his opera traces in harrowing, mesmerising detail her rise and fall from street urchin to society queen to impoverished prostitute and victim of Jack the Ripper.Again, Berg's score is incomparably vivid and varied, intense but full of lyric passion.
And there was India, able to show off females judged as incomparably beautiful and brainy.
