Sentence examples for comparison speaking from inspiring English sources

Glen Neil, the dreadlocked director of the Palace Project, the community centre that hosted Clegg in Streatham, makes the comparison, speaking of "the Obama effect".

I think the comparison speaks for itself".

Just one comparison speaks volumes: Toggle the vent levers in the Lexus and note the smooth action.

Nevertheless, as shown later, excluding them makes the results stronger.9 Overall, this comparison speaks in favor of the quality of employment data of the Enterprise Surveys.

Financial comparisons speak to his success so far.

As a point of comparison, after speaking on stage at TC Disrupt, Facebook's stock was up by more than 8.9%, and the Gifts news gave it a 6% lift.

The pope made a similar comparison when speaking to Congress, while addressing more particular American ideological concerns about interfering with capitalism.

Ms. Ginsburg's comparison shopping speaks for itself.

But if you think British English varies a lot from place to place, it is absolutely uniform by comparison with spoken Arabic.

For the sake of a Connecticut comparison, Auriemma spoke of Shea Ralph, who finished playing for him in 2001 after five knee operations that prevented her from playing in the W.N.B.A.

The last prime minister to be accorded similar honors was Winston Churchill in 1965, a comparison that spoke for Britain's sense of Mrs. Thatcher as a historical figure, and, as many of her admirers said on Monday, as perhaps the country's greatest peacetime leader.