Sentence examples for comparison to make from inspiring English sources

Yet it is a difficult comparison to make.

But this is the wrong comparison to make.

It struck me as an extremely interesting and vivid comparison to make.

This is, again, far from the first international comparison to make the United States look bad.

So, it's a very, very good comparison to make — trent-six, '36 and '68.

Asked whether he thought the Black Death was a good comparison to make, he said: "Absolutely.

It's an easy comparison to make, because "The Cruise" is also available free at Hulu.

Not only did they gush, but many made the obvious comparison to making an extension for Firefox.

Not in comparison to making $200 million, in one day, selling it.

Why might ratings of size reduce reality monitoring accuracy in comparison to making affective ratings?

After all, politicians sometimes indulge in ridiculous and unfair comparisons to make a point.