Examples of using Incomparably in English and their translations into Hungarian
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I will here only state that I believe the answer mainly lies in the record being incomparably less perfect than is generally supposed.
However, modern materialism is incomparably more tolerant
For although the will is incomparably greater in God than in myself, because the knowledge and power linked to
or, indeed, an incomparably better one.
but there are incomparably more of us now than two thousand years ago,
and even an incomparably better one.
And there is no doubt that if the proletarian revolution had triumphed in Germany--a thing that was prevented solely and exclusively by the Social Democrats--the economic development of the Soviet Union as well as of Germany would have advanced with such gigantic strides that the fate of Europe and world would today have been incomparably more auspicious.
there are incomparably more of us now than two thousand years ago,
surface of the globe, and reaches the receiver without the slightest dispersion, so that an incomparably greater amount is collected than is possible by radiations."↑.
their output of marketable grain will be not less than 400 million poods(i.e., incomparably more than the kulaks supplied in 1927).
Everybody knows that as far as prospects for the future are concerned incomparably more was contributed by the earlier socialists,
Incomparably worse.
And incomparably convenient.
Incomparably more losses.
This is incomparably important.
Is incomparably tough.
It is incomparably heavy.
It is incomparably precious.
Incomparably perfect stereo-stir performance.
And it is incomparably bigger.
