Sentence examples for comparisons to those from inspiring English sources

Woods's skills draw comparisons to those of Orlando's Tracy McGrady.

The Agnelli family's social and personal lives have fascinated Italians for decades and Agnelli family tragedies have elicited comparisons to those of the Kennedy dynasty in the United States.

With children accounting for half of the salmonella illnesses traced to the Blakely plant — and a worldwide recall that now includes pails of peanut butter shipped to schools, military bases and nursing homes — the safety issues raised by the outbreak are drawing comparisons to those in China's tainted milk scandal.

The intimate conflicts that Hong dramatizes, often refracting situations and experiences similar to his own, have earned his films comparisons to those of Jean Eustache, and Hong's emphasis on long scenes of deftly jousting dialogue has brought comparisons to the work of Éric Rohmer.

In the sixteen months since he declared his candidacy, Donald Trump's Presidential campaign has elicited comparisons to those of George Wallace and Barry Goldwater, to the hallucinatory paranoia of Joseph McCarthy, to the fascist preoccupations of Charles Lindbergh, and to lesser lights of American demagoguery like Father Coughlin and the Know-Nothings of the nineteenth century.

Some economic evaluations restricted the scope of their comparisons to those across methods.

But Labor's mistakes pale in comparison to those made by the Coalition.

And so "the prices are very reasonable by comparison" to those in the Hamptons, he said.

Admittedly, those funds are small in comparison to those of neighbours such as Utah.And next?

Still, the seasonal gains paled in comparison to those of boom years of the late 1990's and 2000.

The result is that foreigners pay artificially high prices, in comparison to those paid by North Koreans.