Sentence examples for make analogies from inspiring English sources

If we have to make analogies, then Margaret Thatcher is surely the heir to Robert Peel.

"You go from the particular," she said, "and make analogies and bring it up to a universal truth".

But wait, isn't the ability to make analogies, think abstractly and make meaningful connections what makes an essay worth reading?

It is tempting to make analogies between the two troubled places, and there are some, but there are at least as many differences.

And then I started to make analogies with Frances Yates's The Art of Memory and began to think maybe I could write about it.

It is hard to make analogies between Hitler, who commanded the strongest army in Europe, and bin Laden, who commands "shadowy networks" that will take vast resources and infinite patience merely to define.

He made analogies to chess and football.

In other words, they were making analogies.

But they have started making analogies between this era and the progressive era around the turn of the 20th century.

Her dissertation, in collaboration with her advisor Douglas Hofstadter, was the development of Copycat, a computer program that makes analogies.

Olshey twice made analogies to going all-in in a poker game, saying he knew the trade involved a sizable risk.