Sentence examples for to incomparable from inspiring English sources
adjective
So much better than another as to be beyond comparison; matchless or unsurpassed.
An architect of the New Wave, Chabrol hasn't merely touched on the subject of sex and social position, he's throttled it, exploiting clothes to incomparable advantage along the way.
For a swift but interesting overview of the arcane and elegant discipline of placing stones and capturing water, turn to INCOMPARABLE JAPANESE GARDENS (IBC, $24.95), by the photographer Gorazd Vilhar and his writing partner, Charlotte Anderson, who have been based in Japan since 1985.
These vital differences likely contributed to incomparable findings with our study.
Such different definitions lead to different properties and, in some cases, to incomparable results.
Differences in the destructive sampling method used in independent research are unavoidable (Manuri et al. 2014, under review), which may lead to incomparable tree biomass datasets.
Even if NPs demonstrate a radiosensitizing potential by promoting dose enhancement and potentially contributing to increased DNA DSB formation, the lack of consistency of cell lines, radiation sources and energies, treatment conditions and nanoparticles properties lead to incomparable results, making it difficult to draw a conclusion.
It adds oodles of pressure on you for that one day to be incomparable to all of the other days, past, present and future.
Its lushness must be ascribable not just to logistics but to the incomparable conducting gifts of musical director Paul Gemignani.
Smoking confounds asthma and subjects with asthma tend to become incomparable with regard to smoking habits than those without asthma.
In order to summarise the data to form Hasse diagrams, it was necessary to identify incomparable fingerprints.
The list of current and past government officials, conservative media editors and columnists, and intelligence officials in opposition to Trump is incomparable to any of his predecessors.
