Sentence examples for feel comparison from inspiring English sources

At the same time, however, the programme does also allow flexibility to include cases from other jurisdictions with which we feel comparison will strengthen the design.

I feel by comparison very kind of square.

"I don't feel any comparison or any pressure to be like other composers by being associated with that.

Morison blamed this myth on the Victorians, who cast the Puritans as prudes in order that they might feel, by comparison, broad-minded.

"We feel in comparison with the way we've taxed the petroleum and extractive industries, the wind industry needs to pay its fair share".

The Reds return to Citi Field for a three-game series in the middle of June that will undoubtedly feel, in comparison to this week, like a New York minute.

Faith: I really do like Nordstrom when I can catch a good sale, because I feel in comparison to a store like Macy's… I feel like Nordstrom has better quality clothes.

When faced with something new, I immediately feel this comparison game start to creep in and how others could do it much better than I could.

I feel these comparisons would hold less weight were the two schemes compared.

How do you feel about comparisons between your book and "Fifty Shades"?

His work today feels by comparison begrudging and also a bit unfocused.