Sentence examples for have been comparisons from inspiring English sources

Yes, there have been comparisons to a certain Dickens character; no, not Samuel Pickwick.

Inevitably, there have been comparisons with China, Asia's other booming economic superpower.

"There have been comparisons made between us, so I guess these things are inevitable.

There have been comparisons between the current situation in Ukraine and the build-up to both world wars.

Since the book covers mid-century business in New York City, there have been comparisons to "Mad Men".

Inevitably, there have been comparisons to 1998, when the Yankees won 114 games in the regular season and 11 of 13 in the postseason.

I think next to the article and photographs of pristine sections of the forest should have been comparison pictures depicting the ravaged areas -- fragmented by mining, logging and gas exploration, often at the hands of American companies.

The talk of this convention has been comparisons between John F. Kennedy's religion breakthrough 40 years ago and Mr. Lieberman's now.

If the examples had been comparisons involving several entities ("In such boom times as the 50's and the 90's" or "Such other members of the team as Updegraf and Pfister") there would have been no problem.

Rob Greig, chief executive, National Development Team for Inclusion: "I know there has been comparison with the NHS where there is a long-standing graduate scheme.

"There would be a classic combination and there would have been natural comparisons to John and Pat.