Sentence examples for bogus comparison from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush, wasting no time, went straight to that bogus comparison.
SIR - You say that Russia's recognition of Abkhazia and South Ossetia "cannot be justified by a bogus comparison with Kosovo" (South Ossetia is not Kosovo, August 30th).
A smart investor must learn to beware of bogus comparisons.
Labour said the Osborne comparisons were bogus, however, and took no account of the fact that Labour also planned to make cuts in welfare that would have the effect of reducing the average size of departmental cuts it would have imposed to well below 20%.
Absolutely, except the comparison is only half bogus.
The comparison to an Oscar speech is easy but bogus; it's much more like an invocation, a quick prayer of thanks offered up to your ancestors before you paddle your canoe over the falls.
Bottom line -- the comparison to private enterprise performance based incentive systems is bogus.
Mr Laws called for "realistic comparisons with other countries, based on evidence rather than bogus claims about the latest performance data, which are based often on a partisan assessment".
The better comparison would be with old-fashioned magicians, who make no more claim to bogus supernatural powers than Brown does, but never seriously suggest that they aren't using tricks.
