Sentence examples for demanding comparison from inspiring English sources

This biography, the first scholarly study of the work of Seuss, puts him in the pantheon of children's nonsense writers, alongside Lewis Carroll and Edward Lear.It is a demanding comparison, but not unmerited.

He is demanding comparisons with his trainer David Elsworth's other great star, Desert Orchid.

They demand comparison with the original, and if the original is a masterpiece, the successors will almost certainly be found wanting, making it harder to assess what the new books have actually accomplished.

Eakins's art does demand comparison with that of Winslow Homer, the contemporary he most admired and his principal rival claimant to the title of the greatest American artist of the 19th century.

Over the years Tidal Bay has drawn many less than complimentary opinions concerning his level of commitment to his vocation, but in the autumn of his career, revitalised since joining Paul Nicholls, he can now demand comparison with some of the stable's best.

The S-method is computationally less demanding in comparison with other quadratic distributions.

This understanding of virtue ethics is extremely demanding in comparison to theories which recognize the separate realm of the supererogatory.

The results further suggested that VMSs involving effective technologies might be rather demanding in comparison to the fixed signs.

Moreover, insulin therapy is generally regarded as more demanding in comparison with oral agents or diet only [ 17].

This new book demands comparison rather with Saul Bellow's Herzog or something loftier – it is self-evidently a modern classic.

This is due to the fact that in order to feed the BS energy demand, comparison methods rapidly expand the area of PV panels with the increasing of cell radius, and thus it potentially leads to solar energy loss.