Sentence examples for comparison to be from inspiring English sources

There is an interesting comparison to be made here between Amis and his friend Ian McEwan.

But besides Palin, there's another comparison to be drawn regarding Bachmann — to Ronald Reagan.

Despite the intriguing persistence of these discourses of anger and expertise, there is no glib comparison to be drawn here.

Perhaps the most striking comparison to be made, however, is between the licentious chaos of Georgian London and the Internet.

The Afghan Taliban's fighting force is typically estimated, by comparison, to be in the range of twenty-five thousand.

If there's a comparison to be made here, it's with Sonic Youth, circa that band's masterpiece Daydream Nation.

Mr. Romney's campaign would like the relevant comparison to be Ronald Reagan in 1980.

The first comparison to be made between the two shows is a simple matter of mathematics.

The results from these simulations allow a comparison to be made between the two methods.

There is an all too obvious comparison to be made with Curtis Hanson, the middle-aged director of Wonder Boys: the curse of the onerous follow-up.

There's an interesting comparison to be drawn between "George Gershwin Alone" and "American Rhapsody," the Off Broadway cabaret-style revue that is also about Gershwin.