Sentence examples for draws comparisons between from inspiring English sources

She draws comparisons between the political and sexual grooming: "There was a clear dependence that was being exploited.

Ms. Whitney also draws comparisons between the risk-taking on Wall Street and the budget practices at many state governments.

The book has drawn considerable plaudits, not least from sports writer Simon Kuper, who draws comparisons between it and Philip Roth's masterpiece Portnoy's Complaint.

The show takes a look at many of the fascinating everyday objects that we encounter in childhood and then draws comparisons between similar items in different cultures.

While Hodas, like Heap, draws comparisons between his business and well-known brands in other categories, he admits that there is still stigma attached to working in the cannabusiness.

Tom Litwack New York, Feb. 15, 2008 • To the Editor: In "Superdelegates, Back Off" (Op-Ed, Feb. 10), Tad Devine draws comparisons between the current Democratic nomination race and that of 1984, in which both he and I were involved.

One of Stewart Lee's routines draws comparison between McIntyre's style and "spoon-feeding his audience warm diarrhoea" (though he has stressed that he was joking).

This chapter draws comparison between single flash plant and double flash plant.

D'Antoni is reluctant to draw comparisons between Duhon and Marbury.

Some commentators have drawn comparisons between Farage's nativist populism and Republican nominee Donald Trump.

I do agree with reviewers who've drawn comparisons between Weldon and Dorothy Parker.