Sentence examples for decent comparison from inspiring English sources

A decent comparison, aesthetic-wise, might be to Thomas Kinkade, if Kinkade's color palette had been dominated by crimson.

"If you mean in the context of the way they take free-kicks, I think you could make a decent comparison, if you're referring to the way the ball dips and drops over the wall.

That's a very poor analogy of what's happening, but I think it's a pretty decent comparison of how mind-numbingly frustrating this operation must be for the NASA team.

(They also described the constitutional ruling as "a plot too improbable even for a Franz Kafka novel", which is actually a decent comparison, but not in the way they think it is).

With this qualitative method, we were able to make a decent comparison between consultations from two periods.

You can similarly abstract the differences among these companies, and make some decent comparisons.

Just because a lot of pathetic people need to dwell on the director's supposed indecency to make themselves feel decent in comparison, doesn't mean that normal evidentiary standards should be abandoned in the Polanski matter.

Online tools, such as KicksWorth, and mobile apps including Sneaker Price Guide are also decent for price comparisons.

Is it because it makes us feel we are decent human beings by comparison?

In what has regrettably become an all-too familiar occurrence in America, the virulently mephitic members of the Westboro Baptist Church have announced that they plan to picket the funerals of those killed in yesterday's bombing attack on the Boston Marathon in an apparent attempt to make the actual perpetrators of the attack seem like decent human beings by comparison.

One particular reviewer, Steven D. Greydanus of Decent Films Guide, drew comparisons between the scene and the musical "Nutcracker Suite" sequence from Disney's animated feature film Fantasia (1940), describing it as "a moment of visual transcendence".