Sentence examples for be compared and contrasted from inspiring English sources

It is a haiku of despair to be compared and contrasted with Gene Hackman's gunfighter in Clint Eastwood's Unforgiven being told that he'd just assaulted an "innocent" man – Hackman snarls: "Innocent?

Not only do tax havens exist, they can be compared and contrasted with considerable precision.

The impacts of this MHW can be compared and contrasted with other major events that have occurred recently.

Nevertheless, transcriptomic and proteomic data can be compared and contrasted provided the studies are carefully designed and interpreted.

Transistor architectures such as ultra-thin body (UTB), FinFET (and related architectures such as Trigate, Omega-FET, Pi-FET), and nanowire device architectures will be compared and contrasted.

"Part of my work is about recognizing there's a religious tradition at work here with elaborate religious rituals that can be compared and contrasted to other world religions," she said.

The analytical and experimental results were compared and contrasted.

Several approaches for formulating such models are compared and contrasted.

Candidates' hopes, dreams, bold assertions and no go areas regarding some of the main themes are compared and contrasted below.

The results are compared and contrasted with those based on the commonly used LDA and GGA schemes.

The NSA+ and GVS are compared and contrasted to evaluate their relative strength and weakness.