Sentence examples for but to compare from inspiring English sources

But to compare me and him is wrong".

But to compare "nerd" and "geek" to the most offensive of racial epithets is surely ridiculous?

But to compare him to whoever bats eighth in the other lineup is pretty darn good".

The graham cracker does its best, But to compare -- it is hard pressed.

But to compare it to something as lethal as smoking is confusing and dangerous.

But to compare their intelligence to human intelligence is to do dogs a disservice.

"Obviously, Lance won those races, but to compare me with Lance… I mean, Lance cheated.

But to compare the three is to see how diverse the range of dance can be.

But to compare him to Omar, I don't think it's fair to either one".

But to compare Pippa's hints with Samantha's is to marvel much more at the latter's uncompromising commitment to female servitude.

Wynton Marsalis is smart and accomplished, no doubt; but to compare him to Duke Ellington and Leonard Bernstein is wishful thinking.