Indeed, in a long footnote at the conclusion of Notes on Thinking, Ortega invited a comparison between himself and Husserl.
Ortega perceived in his perspectivist mode of apprehending reality a philosophical analogue to Einstein's physics and, subsequently, invited a comparison of his philosophy of perspectivism to Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity.
This novel, so engaged with questions of aging and nakedness, invites a comparison.
Meanwhile, a new installation by Ai Weiwei invites a comparison with the work of Beuys, his German pavilion antecedent.
Ms. Tomei is the same age now — 45 — that Jane Fonda was when she released her first aerobics video in 1982, but she does not invite a comparison.
The structure of the course invites a comparison to the massive open online courses, known as MOOCs, which are offered free — though typically not for credit — to anyone with an Internet connection.
Stacy Malkan, author of "Not Just a Pretty Face: The Ugly Side of the Beauty Industry," said that parents have been fighting a losing battle with the beauty industry, which now markets to children so aggressively that it invites a comparison to Big Tobacco's efforts, like Joe Camel.
However, this description is misleading in that it invites a comparison between imagery and design which both mislocates the significance of these phenomena and also fails to give an insightful account of them.
Hillary Clinton invited a direct comparison between her record as the nation's chief diplomat and Donald Trump's readiness to lead the nation, dismissing her rival's jaunt to Mexico as a "photo op" that would do little to free him from a history of coarse rhetoric directed at the U.S. ally.
While such images may appear to invite a superficial comparison, it is disingenuous to use them to distort the reality.
A tremendously effective, huge wall piece in woven sisal by the Polish artist Magdalena Abakanowicz, titled "Yellow Abakan" (1967-68), invites a fighting comparison with some far more well-known minimalist works in felt, from the same time, by Robert Morris.
