Sentence examples for defy comparison from inspiring English sources

If the analogy at first seems absurd, it's because the three bodies of work from the vantage of outer appearances alone, defy comparison.

BOOK -- "Becoming a Category of One: How Extraordinary Companies Transcend Commodity and Defy Comparison" by Joe Calloway (2003) WHY -- "I'm given many management/business books by friends, colleagues and business partners but have little time to read.

By John Bainbridge The wall that divides Berlin is hard to visualize, because it defies comparison.

At other points, From Kinshasa defies comparison, because it doesn't really sound like anything else.

The wall that divides Berlin is hard to visualize, because it defies comparison.

On the one hand, the Holocaust is seen as a unique event, defying comparison.

In The New York Times Book Review, Roberta Silman said that this novel, a personal journey that moves through time and space, "obliterates time and defies comparison".

In the most recent edition of their lounge act, which defies comparison with any other, Justin Bond (Kiki) and Kenny Mellman (Herb) are telling it like it was.

The supreme early-Renaissance master Piero della Francesca is like no other artist in my experience: not better, exactly, but loftily apart, defying comparison.

"The artist himself is like the mud-soaked soccer player; for him it is the game, even more than the victory, that brings consummate rapture and defies comparison with worldly success".

The reasons range from an encyclopedia of faults and mistakes to the myriad variants of bad… The supreme early-Renaissance master Piero della Francesca is like no other artist in my experience: not better, exactly, but loftily apart, defying comparison.