Sentence examples for explicit comparison from inspiring English sources

She makes an explicit comparison with the United States.

Carey draws an explicit comparison between the clockwork automata that so fascinate Catherine and Henry and the characters themselves.

Although the book does not make an explicit comparison to our current political moment, the parallels are hard to ignore.

In the veiled language of diplomacy, it would be difficult to make a more explicit comparison between two parallel struggles.

Metaphor, that implies comparison between two unlike entities, as distinguished from simile, an explicit comparison signalled by the words "like" or "as".

To do so, we undertook a spatially explicit comparison of the 29 overlapping years of a time series representing 1984 2012, with a time series representing 1984 2016.

The empirical application to a selection of financial data includes an explicit comparison of the goodness-of-fit of both models.

What is new is Mr. Netanyahu's explicit comparison of Iran to North Korea — a rhetorical device devised to undermine Mr. Rouhani's image as a moderate leader who posted greetings on Twitter to Jews for Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year.

I found not just your tone but your explicit comparison between a belief in space aliens and certain religious beliefs to be highly offensive, and typical of why so many of my fellow conservatives avoid reading your fine paper.

Explicit comparisons are those specifically suggested by the seller or advertiser.

These explicit comparisons introduced by "like" or "as" proliferate across Paradise Lost.