Sentence examples for one incomparable from inspiring English sources
Instead she writes discreetly dazzling books that are centered on one incomparable, near-mythic character.
Shakespeare and Jonson, one incomparable and one great English writer, are played here as the Chuckle Brothers.
Trevor-Roper's contemporary and rival, the historian AJP Taylor, later wrote in the Observer: "Trevor-Roper's brilliant book demonstrated how a great historian can arrive at the truth even when much of the evidence is lacking or, as in this case, deliberately kept from him… This was all the doing of one incomparable scholar".
One was incomparable: Uliana Lopatkina, who danced the adagio movement of "Symphony in C" in "a state of epic reverie," as Debra Craine of The Times of London put it.
These versions tame the rawness of the original records, particularly the early ones — the incomparable assault, aimed at your heart and your body, that leaped out of radios, loudspeakers, hi-fi equipment.
Wendy Beaton, Hartford Stage manager, has the answers to these and other questions meant to draw comparisons, mostly between novel and film, the remembered one with the incomparable vistas.
In her first big Broadway success, as the star of Jamaica in 1957, Horne was described as the "one of the incomparable performers of our time".
Even the reluctant should make the effort to go, because there is one performance of incomparable power: Sarah Connolly in the title role.
With peas, the joy of cracking open those tight, waxy pods and slipping the little green pearls straight into my mouth is one of the incomparable pleasures of summer.
Tomorrow night at 9 in the main space Milford Graves, half drummer, half shaman, should give one of his incomparable performances; the vibraphonist and educator Karl Berger is to present a star-studded group at 11 30 in the main space including the bassist Dave Holland, the guitarist James Blood Ulmer and the violinist Mark Feldman.
This herb is popular in traditional medicine as "The Queen of Herbs," "The Incomparable One," and "The Mother Medicine of Nature" [ 4].
