Sentence examples for an obvious comparison from inspiring English sources
It was an obvious comparison.
It was an obvious comparison for a media of neophiliacs.
It's an obvious comparison, but a misplaced one.
Walter Benjamin is an obvious comparison, and Berger admits that influence.
Considering the industry's growing commercialization, it is an obvious comparison to draw.
Like many an early-Victorian classic – Vanity Fair is an obvious comparison – The Pickwick Papers came about largely by accident.
On the face of it, it's not an immediately obvious comparison.
The easiest way to explain the gameplay would be through a rather obvious comparison: Magic Fiddle is essentially Guitar Hero, on an iPad, with a fiddle.
The society drew a less obvious comparison, setting Dohnanyi's spare Serenade in C for Violin, Viola and Cello (Op. 10, 1902) alongside Brahms's teeming String Sextet No. 2 in G (Op. 36, 1865).
There's a really obvious comparison for what they've done through these past few weeks, though, and it strikes closer to the heart of yesterday's matchup than you might realize.
The Mars landings carried out by Nasa in the last few years are a second obvious comparison, particularly the Curiosity rover's "seven minutes of terror" as it was lowered to the surface by a hovering platform known as a skycrane.
