Sentence examples for frequent comparisons in from inspiring English sources

But despite frequent comparisons in the media, Zika differs considerably from Ebola.

As Susan reads it, always late at night in her spacious glass house, she imagines Tony and a doppelgänger (Isla Fisher, in a clever ruse, given the actresses' frequent comparisons) in the story.

The success of the album resulted in Oasis becoming one of the biggest bands in the United Kingdom, with substantial and considerable press coverage in the mainstream music press and frequent comparisons to the Beatles in the media.

Throughout her career, Spears has drawn frequent comparisons to Madonna and Jackson in particular, in terms of vocals, choreography and stage presence.

Her alto range and slow, sensuous delivery result in frequent comparisons to Cat Power's Chan Marshall, which is not off the mark but doesn't get at the deep, clenched anxiety in Ms. Van Etten's music.

What mankind have long possessed they have often examined and compared, and if they persist to value the possession, it is because frequent comparisons have confirmed opinion in its favour.

The film has generated frequent comparisons to "The Virgin Suicides" in the U.S. press — because of the story of five girls held captive by their family.

Should the company be concerned about the frequent comparisons of the movie with Forrest Gump, in light of several recent cases of Hollywood studios suing Bollywood producers for plagiarism?

Expansiveness and intricacy combine in his songs, earning frequent comparisons to shrines and cathedrals.

Backed by early investors in Groupon, New Enterprise Associates, 1BOG draws frequent comparisons to the daily deal site.

I've heard and made frequent comparisons between Tinder, or its clones, and the panoptical "äppärät" in Gary Shteyngart's Super Sad True Love Story.