Sentence examples for Comparing from inspiring English sources

However, Franks, comparing the anti-abortion movement to the campaign to abolish slavery, said the issue cut to the heart of the founding principles of the GOP.

No, sorry, I'm spending Saturday night comparing paid-for social media management apps and shortlisting Wordpress themes.

Someone else will be faking a feud with Sharon Osbourne, or comparing black contestants to Lenny Henry, or just grinning inanely into space like some sort of bussed-in competition winner.

The satirical poet Dmitry Bykov even penned verses comparing the effects of war, propaganda and tub-thumping patriotism on the Russian currency and a penis: as the latter gets harder and more excited with Russia's conquests, the former falls to new lows.

They wrote: "The comparison between observation based estimates of [warming] … and model-based estimates is comparing apples and pears, as the models are calculating true global means, whereas the observations have limited coverage".

Comparing the need to prioritise a safer planet above an extra cappuccino on the way to work wasn't her finest hour; even in this part of London.

He told me that when it opened, he overheard two London impresarios comparing notes during the first interval.

Comparing career paths with that of her namesake, Grace Obama Chiumia said: "Obama became the first black American to lead the US and I have become the first women to be appointed minister of sports.

Launched in 2000 focusing on listings, the magazine has expanded to include items such as live-streaming from Gorky Park Moscowow's symbol of gentrification – to a feature comparing Crimean rave festival KaZantip to others around the world.

"We get Gangnam Style and Crazy Frog at the top of our charts and they get Jay-Z," Newman says, comparing the UK and America.

You add pressure from the university to achieve and you're putting students in a situation where they are going to be comparing themselves to others.