Sentence examples for deliberate comparison from inspiring English sources

She also made a deliberate comparison to a famous film about boxing when she said, "we work in a Rocky-style environment.

"The thing he wanted to avoid was any deliberate comparison to Sean, apart from the fact I was playing the same character.

Moore said that while he would be playing the same character they wanted to avoid "any deliberate" comparisons.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said earlier that he was "infuriated" by what he called "the comparison between a deliberate massacre of children and the defensive, surgical actions" of the Israeli military that he said were "intended to hit terrorists who use children as a human shield".

Maimane's age, charisma and speaking style - punctured with dramatic pauses and deliberate hand gestures - have drawn comparisons with U.S. President Barack Obama.

"Plain deliberate contemplated murder is dwarfed in magnitude by comparison with the crime you have committed".

Random selections are useful as a baseline because they are likely to sample the physical and biological variation within a region and provide a neutral baseline for comparison with representation of biodiversity from deliberate selections [see 55 for discussion].

Her competence, power, and grace may inspire comparisons to Roger Federer or Misty Copeland, but her deliberate and unhurried realignments bring to mind a mantis.

We discover how deliberate, indeed strategic, this celebration is in the periodic comparisons poems such as The Prodigal make between European high art and the poet's own "unimportantly beautiful" village.

While reviewers were troubled with categorizing the band, much time was spent deliberating upon the album's sound when held in comparison with other Isis material.

Emerging categories and patterns were confirmed by comparison with other pieces of data and by a deliberate search for disconfirming evidence.