But comparisons across time are as hard to draw as comparisons across nations.
As far as comparisons go, it's a bad one.
As comparisons, "I can think of Judy Holliday and Meryl Streep.
Their presence instantly raises a few questions about the struggle here between guerrillas and Indian troops -- as well as comparisons with Sri Lanka and other trouble spots.
Now, as comparisons with Al Capone, another notorious man of violence finally jailed for tax crimes, became commonplace, they finally turned their backs.
I really don't have much experience in terms of horror or murder stories, so as far as comparisons go, I don't have all too much to compare The Killing Woods to.
Scorsese, in surprisingly rambling form in his commentary, uses Crosby and Hope and Abbott and Costello as comparisons to its leads' semi-improvised interplay as well as Kazan, Ford and Hawks.
Corporate boards, regulators said, could also do a better job in discussing how they chose performance targets, severance packages and the peer companies they used as comparisons for their pay practices.
Then he changed his mind: partly as comparisons with Beethoven were bound to be invidious, but also, as he stated: "I couldn't write an apotheosis to Stalin, I simply couldn't".
There is an air of suppressed excitement, as comparisons are made between the competing statements of political wives about their husbands' bad breath (Michelle Obama), general untidiness (Sarah Brown) and messiness (Samantha Cameron).
Here are some of the other frustrations, as comparisons between party affiliation : A vehicle driven by oneself is the most trusted mode of transport, but particularly so for Conservative supporters.
