Sentence examples for implied comparison from inspiring English sources

But in other ways, the implied comparison is backward.

Metaphor is implied comparison — the literary equivalent of a cutaway shot in a movie.

The implied comparison between Churchill and Mr. Bush was rather less powerful.

Elsewhere, human form rhymes with natural landscape, and we are never far from an implied comparison between nationality and species.

The implied comparison is not with a sibling but with "the Joneses," who need constant reminders of their inferior status.

But even by looking at the most horrific of tenements (which 97 Orchard clearly was not) the implied comparison to some of these institutions is grossly disproportionate.

"The government is promoting bad behavior," he said, and later implied comparisons to Cuba and asked the traders around them whether they wanted to pay their neighbors' delinquent mortgages.

"Incomparable" sounds fine but for two things: the tinge of irony in its very loftiness; and, when you think of it, that any genuine praise implies comparison, and to wave it away implies a certain floaty irrelevance.

Metaphor, that implies comparison between two unlike entities, as distinguished from simile, an explicit comparison signalled by the words "like" or "as".

This also implies comparison between SPI and I2C for data transfer between the accelerometer and the MCU.

Likewise, in the future, this could revise current protocols of comparative analysis by reformulating, for these specific cases, a new strategy of comparison "between negatives", which implies comparison of the bite marks to investigate the bite mark obtained from the suspect, and thereby seeking to replicate the bite (basically, the same principle of analysis of fingerprints).