Sentence examples for incomparably good from inspiring English sources

"By setting up on a canal boat," she explained, "we hope to promote a less hurried and harried lifestyle of idle pleasures, cups of tea, conversation, culture and, of course, curling up with an incomparably good Book Barge purchase".

I find incomparable things said incomparably well, as they must be...

He eats simply and without fine taste, possesses incomparably preserved good health, has always been a hypochondriac (who once had a bit of liver trouble and an attack of sciatica), is still proud of his small hands and feet, hates old age, and has a horror of death.

Cargill has been incomparably adept at growing without having to go public and making all the compromises that would entail.

Cargill has been incomparably adept at growing without having to go public and make all the compromises that would entail.

They're also incomparably hygienic and good for the environment.

Northern Kenya, always rough, is incomparably less safe than it used to be.And people are poorer.

First, the earthquake risk and history there are incomparably more serious than in New York.

Yet Liverpool looked at Bent too, according to the new director of football strategy, Damien Comolli, and they also seem ready to pay £15m for Ajax's Luis Suarez, whose record against good Dutch defences is incomparably poorer than against bad ones and whose prime proof of quality came at the last World Cup.

Art imitates life in "Applause," though usually it just imitates incomparably greater art.

While somewhat gross, these strings feature an incomparably warm and lively sound.