Sentence examples for inviting comparison from inspiring English sources

Many fabliaux carry mock morals, inviting comparison with the didactic fables.

Inviting comparison to Robespierre, one of the most vilified political leaders in history, is a bold move for any politician.

But any drama that aims this high, inviting comparison to everything from Aeschylus's House of Atreus to the Book of Job, is sometimes going to miss its target.

And throughout January, to celebrate its 50th anniversary, it is boldly inviting comparison with other stellar groups in its first International Chamber Orchestra Festival.

At one point Modern Love echoes the rhythm David Bowie used on his 1983 song of the same name, unwisely inviting comparison.

A former vice-president of his company claims Agarwal threw a digital diary and glasses pouch at him – inviting comparison with the fiery model Naomi Campbell.

I'm not inviting comparisons.

By playing it, the quartet was inviting comparisons.

Not surprisingly, Obama's careful self-presentation seduced some prominent literary fictionists, inviting comparisons to James Baldwin.

So far, one week in, it hasn't been about anything much (inviting comparisons with a certain recurring Seinfeld character).

More than one observer has remarked — inviting comparisons with Rembrandt — that we can see Eakins's people thinking.