Sentence examples for casual comparison from inspiring English sources

This is no casual comparison.

That was not a casual comparison.

Ron Rosenbaum, the author of "Explaining Hitler: The Search for the Origins of His Evil," said that the Tea Party "has legitimized the kind of casual comparison of Obama to Hitler".

A casual comparison between the percentage of assets invested in index funds and ETFs from Figure 1 and the percentage of actively managed funds outperformed by S&P benchmarks in Figure 2 shows that there doesn't appear to be any connection.

He won too casual comparisons to Dr. King when he visited King's church in Atlanta, Ebenezer Baptist.

Faced with casual comparisons with Canada or Europe, many were ready with counterarguments: Americans don't have to wait months for bypass surgery, like they do in Canada.

How casual, by comparison, seem the peaceable dreams of "Taking Woodstock" (and thank God for that, you might say).

These casual and pernicious comparisons have been endlessly recycled and loudly echoed in what my friend, the journalist Robert Parry, has called the mighty wurlitzer of rightwing talk shows and social media.

She is, equally, a singer and an instrumentalist, a songwriter and a composer; within indie rock and far beyond it, there is virtually no one whose music doesn't seem a little casual, or careless, by comparison.

As the dominant gender wherever FGM is practiced, fathers and brothers need to be given a graphic understanding of the practice – both in order to visualise the horror and also to discount the casual (and grossly inaccurate) comparisons made with male circumcision.

The comparison isn't casual.