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69 examples of Incomparable in a sentence

Ladies and gentlemen, the incomparable Norman Lear.
It smells of complete and utter desperation on the part of comedy central, trying to fill the void left by the talented and incomparable Dave Chapelle.
I stumbled back across this recently, and was amused at noticing the incomparable Sid Haig and "B" movie favorite Paul (Untouchables) Picerni among the rebels.
The incomparable Paul Naschy, horror film icon of Spain, lends his talents to this entertaining if not scattershot film.
Billy Wirth is an incomparable actor and truly awesome as Corby/White Wolf.
The greatest role, however, is played by the incomparable Christopher Walken (one of my favorite actors).
A lush score of songs and music by Britisher Leslie Bricusse (of Doctor Doolittle & Wilie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory fame as well as making his mark on the Broadway musical scene), and scored by the incomparable John Williams.
George Hearn is incomparable in the title role, bringing a strong voice and dead on (no pun intended) impersonation of the legendary demon barber, while Angela Lansbury provides the comic relief as she cheerfully grinds up his victims into meat pies.
The incomparable Laura Gemser appeared briefly in an erotic scene from the French "Emmanuelle 2." This amazing woman did not go unnoticed, and was soon cast as the lead in this all new Italian series, where she is the centerpiece; a beautiful photojournalist who travels the world experiencing all the mysterious eroticism that the world had to offer.
Pat O'Brien is incomparable in his role as Rockne.
It's incomparable and I cannot add much to has already been written about its excellence and beauty.
Not only does it star the incomparable Mark Singer it also features an amazing supporting cast, specifically the second girl from "Sliders", Uncle Phil from "Fresh Prince of Belair" and evil chick from "Superman 2".
After spending five years in prison, Dr. Thomas Reed, played by the incomparable Vincent Ventresca, exiles himself to Purgatory Flats and winds up tending bar.
"Hospital" is as black of a comedy as "Network" is, and the excellent cast, led by the incomparable Scott, does his work full justice.
However, it's worth sitting through for a five-minute appearance by the incomparable Mantan Moreland as Nicodemus the janitor, who gets the better of the defense attorney during a hilarious courtroom appearance.
Add in Leslie Caron on bass, and the incomparable Clio Laine on lead vocal, at last, and the Blonde Bombshells are the hottest band in England since the Beatles.
Of course ANYTHING with the incomparable Judi Dench is worth watching.
Like that movie we have James Hong, the incomparable actor whose scenes, however short, raise the quality even of Derek.
The other good thing is the scenes involving Stu Lancaster and the incomparable Uschi Digart as a married farm couple who take Clint in after he is mugged.
It's got great suspense as the crew of thieves (led by the incomparable Sean Connery) makes intricate plans and patiently prepares for the big day, changing and adapting the plan as needed to cope with unexpected obstacles.
It has an incomparable depth, and each layer of dialogue is intense and perfect in its own right.
Despite the outstanding cast, including the incomparable Barbara Stanwyck, this is a definite step or two below mediocre.
Dennis Quaid is great, he is a very talented actor, but working with the woman he was going to marry is incomparable, there is a great chemistry between them.
One of the finest (anti)war movies ever made is undoubtedly the 1930 epic All Quiet On The Western Front, directed by the incomparable Lewis Milestone.
As the only true actor/star in this made for TV movie it was left to the incomparable Lindsay Lohan to save the day.
The music is brilliant and the duel in the bullring is incomparable and is perfectly choreographed to the wonderful music.
Fortunately, we've also got the incomparable Vic Morrow on board hamming it up with his customary deliciously eye-rolling rip-snorting gusto as a crusty, macho, rough'n'tumble Robert Shawesque old sea salt fisherman sporting Vic's trademark furry mustache and a simply sidesplitting "won't fool you for a second" overripe Scottish accent ("I've been killin' sharks for most of my life!").
The incomparable Albert Finney leading a strong supporting cast, tight direction and a fascinating story.
This is one of those rare movies where the cinematography (by the incomparable Vittorio Storaro) and the music (by the equally incomparable Tom Waits, probably his most beautiful bunch of songs and instrumentals ever recorded) warranted (and for the latter received) some Oscar nominations, while the script warranted a golden raspberry.
To get an understanding of the caliber film we're dealing with, you have to imagine some of the finest elements of other films being wound into a tight 95 minute package and directed by the incomparable Martin Scorsese.
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