Sentence examples for brilliant comparison from inspiring English sources

Almost as if the entertainment industry is treating him like Family Guy treats Meg Griffin! (Brilliant comparison. Thought of it weeks later).

Friends of the Earth produced a brilliant comparison of political parties' commitment to benchmark environmental policies for the Scottish elections but those standards have very little bearing on the real engine of environmental degradation: our religious commitment to consumption.

I can't find the author of this quote but I think it's brilliant: "Comparison is the greatest source of misery".

My role is apparently to make the more expert members of the panel – Emily Bazelon of Slate, Danah Boyd of Microsoft Research and Jason Rzepka of MTV – look brilliant by comparison.

One way to get back on top was to pull someone else down, to make himself feel more brilliant or virtuous in comparison.

You can see seals, seahorses and octopuses at Torquay's Living Coasts, but the sea life exhibits at this brilliant coastal zoo pale in comparison to those at Plymouth's National Marine Aquarium.

Many German series have been running for decades (the most famous, "Tatort", started in 1970) but though they have audiences in their millions, they have not borne comparison with the brilliant international dramas that they helped create.That could be about to change, however, thanks to a wave of new productions that challenge perceptions of what contemporary German TV drama can be.

But then, words are superfluous in comparison to this brilliant picture by Getty's Mark Wilson.

Stone's impromptu speech paled in comparison to Stanton's brilliant outpouring which preceded hers.

Paul Newman fretted that Marlon Brando was so brilliant, he made other actors pale by comparison.

It strains the comparison to call Mr. Ford the brilliant son to Mr. De Sole's canny father.