The sour 'Morello' cherry, meanwhile, makes incomparable jam, and will grow happily on a shady north wall.
At its best, chardonnay makes incomparable wines: the white Burgundies of Leflaive and Ramonet, the chardonnays of Marcassin, Ridge and the new Nickel & Nickel in California.
And high up in his precarious rooftop seat, young McIlvanney was sending his final paragraph to the Scotsman: "Last night Real flaunted all that has made them incomparable.
Mr. Frisell, a guitarist of incredible gifts, may prove it on "Bill Frisell With Dave Holland and Elvin Jones," using the same rhythm section with which Joe Lovano recently made his incomparable "Trio Fascination".
The Irish politician Daniel O'Connell said after one of Disraeli's speeches in the Corn Laws debate, "I should have said that it was one of the ablest speeches I ever heard in the House of Commons, but for the invective... and that made it incomparable".
** The Irish politician Daniel O'Connell said after one of Disraeli's speeches in the Corn Laws debate, "I should have said that it was one of the ablest speeches I ever heard in the House of Commons, but for the invective... and that made it incomparable".
The report said land reform campaigner Prof James Hunter had made "an incomparable contribution" to the group's work.
Good novelists are unique, which makes them incomparable.
What makes Williams incomparable, for now, is that after her stunning on-court success this year, she now owns the biggest endorsement deal ever signed by a female athlete.
But she was at pains to oppose two then-current feminist arguments: first, that there had indeed been great women artists, but their rights to fame had been suppressed, and, second, that art by women possesses a feminine essence that makes it incomparable with art by men.
Declaring a preference for, say, a superior New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc over a complex and powerful Grand Cru Chablis is like trying to choose between Mozart and Beethoven: Their differences, as well as their similarities, make them incomparable in every sense of the word.
