Sentence examples for comparison imagine from inspiring English sources
(For a suitable point of comparison, imagine Katie Waissel playing Maggie Thatcher sometime around 2016).
By comparison, imagine a Japanese television manufacturer determining what Americans are allowed to see on their sets.
For comparison, imagine that an entire bloc of Republican legislators became dependent on a few key labour unions, whose lobbyists wrote their bills and whose PACs and 401(c)(4 s provided most of their campaign cash.
For comparison, imagine the inhabitants of 30 states — using state residence as a proxy for species of American human — becoming disgruntled with forest fires and drought and severe weather events, and seeking out suitable new habitat.
One commenter makes the comparison: "Imagine, for a moment, if a senior Labour MP had described Hasidic Jews as resembling criminals; just for a bit of fun, of course.
It was truly a seismic political shift -- for comparison, imagine a third party in the U.S. pulling ahead of Republicans and Democrats less than a year after its founding.
It makes a false comparison, and imagines her son to somehow be in any way connected to Eric Harris and Adam Lanza.
For purposes of comparison try imagining London's schools absorbing all of the children from Birmingham and Manchester; or schools in the U.S. accommodating all of Mexico's school-age children, with those from Canada thrown in for good measure.
Thirdly, MI participants showed a significant difference in the time required to mentally perform various types of grasping, being slower in the simulated execution of more complex movements (see Results, "Comparison between imagined and real actions").
In further support to this hypothesis, we found here that mentally simulated actions during immobilization (in MI) lasted longer than corresponding actual movements (in RE) (see Results, "Comparison between imagined and real actions").
By comparison, they say, imagine a Japanese television manufacturer determining what Americans are allowed to see on their sets.
