Sentence examples for draws a comparison with from inspiring English sources

He draws a comparison with the recent, hugely successful Buena Vista Social Club album.

He draws a comparison with the recent clash between Real Madrid and Bayern Munich in the Champions League.

Never one to resist a good metaphor, the author draws a comparison with the half-human, half-beast figure of Egyptian mythology, the Sphinx.

Having said that, creating in a society in which artists are well aware of the parameters and boundaries they operate within, instantly draws a comparison with Iran.

Lefsetz draws a comparison with Radiohead's pay-what-you-want gimmick for the 2007 album In Rainbows; by dropping the news on a Sunday night, after the papers had gone to print, the story ruled the internet.

Lentz draws a comparison with a neighbouring city called El Zotz, which had a smaller population, which didn't modify its landscape as drastically, and was thus able to survive the drought that felled Tikal.

They draw a comparison with the Khatami period [1997-2005, when the conservatives lost several elections].

The dashboard also gives basic data, drawing a comparison with the same day a week earlier.

He drew a comparison with Martha Stewart Living, which started as a quarterly in late 1990 in an even bleaker ad climate.

Mark was referring to the habit of labelling the stories as exclusive, drawing a comparison with newspapers.

"It is pulse-related, so generally good dance music," she says, drawing a comparison with contemporary classical music.