Sentence examples for favourable comparison from inspiring English sources

That's not a favourable comparison to the PS4, which has sold 35.9m according to Sony.

Alexander had on several occasions encouraged favourable comparison of his own accomplishments with those of Dionysus or Heracles.

The evidence so far does not look good for Szczesny, who had a chance to draw a favourable comparison between himself and the goalkeepers that Arsène Wenger decided to rank above him at Arsenal.

Holland does not pause to wonder whether the psychotic Caligula might be a construction of much later authors, who had particular reasons to present this safely dead emperor as insanely cruel – not least, to make favourable comparison with current emperors.

A favourable comparison if ever there was one, although perhaps one lost on the temporarily displaced dog walkers and joggers of Carriage Drive, which now boasted a 1.81 mile, 17-turn track in the heart of the capital.

Surviving structures built in this way are likely to give an appearance of indestructibility, which occasionally attracts favourable comparison with the lighter, more rapidly depreciating modern structures.

Some voters, though, made less favourable comparisons.

Early reviews for the show have been raves, drawing favourable comparisons with CK's earlier work.

He also drew favourable comparisons with the chaotic social security of the 1990s.

Prince's 1978 debut album, For You, gave him a reputation – it sold about 150,000 copies and earned favourable comparisons with Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Smokey Robinson, even the Bee Gees.

The Adelaide rapper twists and turns her way through her complex word mazes with a supple and sinuous ease that has drawn favourable comparisons with the likes of Azalea Banks.