Sentence examples for comparative statues from inspiring English sources

I think an important difference between the two regimes was revealed when the solidity of the comparative statues was tested.

Throughout the nineteen-nineties, Svetlana Boym, a Soviet-born professor of comparative literature at Harvard, visited the Moscow park where Dzerzhinsky's statue was left on its side, neglected and stained with urine.

"Statue Of Liberty [ridden by Kinane] was beaten by a comparative outsider in the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood.

One student wrote in the comments section of The Crimson's Web site that Harvard Yard was not a comparative religion class, while another said if students could romp there naked and urinate on the statue of John Harvard, surely forbearance toward other cultures was warranted.

Gilded statues.

Comparative crickets.

Statues usually imply respect.

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Statues of him abound.

Gives comparative prices.

He is a comparative.