Sentence examples for invites comparison to from inspiring English sources
Inevitably, the film invites comparison to Closely Observed Trains.
For one thing, To Pimp a Butterfly actively invites comparison to Parliament-Funkadelic.
The use of suicide attacks inevitably invites comparison to the intractable conflict between Palestinians and Israelis.
"It sets the wrong tone and invites comparison to the issues on Wall Street".
There's a vein of sweary political humour that at its best invites comparison to a younger, edgier Terry Pratchett.
His immense investigation is a work of sympathetic imagination that invites comparison to Norman Mailer's "Executioner's Song".
The rise of xenophobic populists invites comparisons to the 1930s.
We are at a stage in Iraq that understandably invites comparisons to Vietnam.
His redistributive platform invites comparisons to Venezuela's former leader, Hugo Chávez.
And the new concept inevitably invites comparisons to the old, not necessarily to the favor of the new.
The story invites comparisons to the life and death of Aaron Swartz (Larissa MacFarquhar wrote about him for this magazine).
