Sentence examples for more incomparable from inspiring English sources

Again, Oscar Wilde (a good fairy, in the elfin sense of the word, who has more than once waved an influential wand over the accouchement of a Stoppard work) supplies an apt quotation, from "De Profundis": I know of nothing in all Drama more incomparable from the point of view of Art, or more suggestive in its subtlety of observation, than Shakespeare's drawing of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.

Emphasis on quantitative assessment of risk factors rather than simply making assumptions on how AMR is influenced in study populations would be extremely valuable because inquiries such as these will inform policy far better than accumulation of even more descriptive and incomparable AMR studies.

Best Mate won the Gold Cup three years in a row from 2002 and more recently, the incomparable Kauto Star won the race twice and captured the hearts of the Cheltenham crowd.

It's a shame we couldn't get more fireworks from the incomparable Hanks and Thompson.

More significantly, it is incomparable in speciation analysis including distinguishing among the arsenic species with no need for any complex sample preparation because it can provide a nice "fingerprint" of materials of interest [38].

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"Jimmy was a master of his craft," Dimon said, "but he was so much more — he was an incomparable force of nature".

And I don't care if Sarah Palin at the debate with Joe Biden belts out Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better with more gusto than the incomparable Ethel Merman in Annie Get Your Gun.

For his encore he offered Chopin's Waltz in A minor (Op. posth)., reveling once more in the composer's incomparable intermingling of sun and shade.

Chang reserves the use of "incomparable" to apply more narrowly, to the possibility that in addition to none of the other three relations holding between them, it is possible that two states of affairs may fail even to be "on a par".

Consequently, PSNDL is less expressive than DL and SNDL, incomparable with NDL, and more expressive than preferential entailment (a generalized form of circumscription).