Sentence examples for by the implicit comparison from inspiring English sources

Stung by the implicit comparison of President Bush to the British Prime Minister, Neville Chamberlain, and his appeasement of the Nazis, the White House press secretary, Ari Fleischer, said that Mr. Bush had instructed Secretary of State Colin L. Powell to call Mr. Sharon Thursday night to convey the president's disapproval.

The implicit comparison prompted him to flee the store.

The implicit comparison is with Weimar before Hitler took power in 1933.

The implicit comparison may be unfair: Mr Bush inherited both a sinking economy and an insurgent al-Qaeda.

Holmes and her board members like to emphasize how technologically advanced Theranos is; the implicit comparison is with the existing diagnostic behemoths such as Quest Diagnostics.

But others have pointed out that the implicit comparison may hinge on properties reached only indirectly.

If this defense of the moral high ground is unexceptionable, it's nonetheless worth considering the implicit comparison being made here among several different kinds of violence: acts committed by the FLN during its anti-colonial struggle and those sponsored by ISIS; violence committed by global superpowers and the desperate deeds of the less powerful.

The implicit comparison--that Mr Gingrich could be "our Obama --is a surprising Obama --isy the least.

The implicit comparisons recur in Italy, where the men visit the towns in which the sexual outlaws Byron and Shelley lived, shortly before their deaths.

Study participants, having had experience with a poorer health state due to injury, may tend to inflate their assessments of both their pre-injury and recovered health states by implicit comparison with their injured state.

Indeed, they went out of their way to announce the details of Mr. Gore's meetings the other day, drawing an implicit comparison with Mr. Gore's mistakes of 1988.