Sentence examples for an illuminating comparison from inspiring English sources

But let me briefly raise what I think might be an illuminating comparison.

WHEN abstraction in art was still new and confounding, sophisticates sometimes referred to music as an illuminating comparison.

Challenging though it is, this often troubled region presents an exceptional opportunity to assess the development, interpretation, and application of ethical theories, standards, and practices under circumstances that were quite different from those anywhere else in the world, and to obtain an illuminating comparison with our own place and time.

Christopher Hitchens' recent book Orwell's Victory offers an illuminating comparison of of the many parallels between Orwell's novel and Kingsley Amis Lucky Jimm, which did much to define postwar British fiction, although the two books are markedly different in tone and it is Orwell's comic essay 'Confessions of a Book Reviewer' which resembles the comic spirit of the Amis novel.

An illuminating comparison is with a novel like W. G. Sebald's "Austerlitz," which tells the invented story of Jacques Austerlitz, a Jewish boy from Prague whose parents died in the Holocaust, but who escaped that fate as a child on the Kindertransport, bound for England.

An illuminating comparison can be made between Labour's 1997 intake of MPs and the Conservatives elected for the first time in 2010.

This sort of concrete, illuminating comparison is what this book is best at.

The case of Strigamia maritima is an illuminating one.

Every motel had an illuminated vacancy sign.

The experience of Ukraine illuminates the comparison between Stalin and Hitler.

Some of the characteristics of volcanic and magmatic deformation signals measurable with InSAR can be illuminated by comparison to the properties of deformation measured with ground-based instrumentation.