Sentence examples for idea of comparing from inspiring English sources

"Others will take issue with the very idea of comparing a dog and a Jewish boyfriend.

The idea of comparing Romans with foreigners was taken up by Cornelius Nepos, a friend of Cicero and Catullus.

However, we should be comfortable with the idea of comparing the risks of drug use with other risks we might face: cooking, trampolining, sunbathing or pet ownership.

There is much excitement at the idea of comparing this with the DNA of modern humans, in the hope of finding the essential differences between the two.

Sophisticated investors might scoff at the idea of comparing a high-flying technology company to a novel, maybe gimmicky, investment linked to an athlete's performance.

We would have been there all night if I had not persuaded Mr. Ziegler to abandon the idea of comparing the writing on the ballot with the signatures of all the voters we had registered.

The understanding discovers the abstract relations of ideas by demonstration (a process of comparing ideas and finding congruencies and incongruencies); and it also discovers the causal (and other probabilistic) relations of objects that are revealed in experience.

By the time the program launched, he had dropped the idea of also comparing students to farm animals.

In this paper is addressed the idea of a practical way of comparing steganalysis schemes in terms of performance reliability.

As well as exploring this history he is, he says, enjoying the challenge of discovering a more intimate idea of Lawrence compared to Peter O'Toole's Tehnicolor characterisation.

"The baby boomers have grown up more used to the idea of luxury compared to those who grew up in the Depression," said Chip Ballew, 40, owner of Timeshares.com, an informational Web site that also lists units for sale.