Sentence examples for makes unavoidable comparisons from inspiring English sources

The title of Persson and Savulescu's book—Unfit for Life (2012)—combined with its thesis regarding the need for tightened controls on liberal societies in order to preserve human security, makes unavoidable comparisons to the Nazi idea of lives unworthy of life.

The self-assurance he has exuded makes the comparisons unavoidable.

The company has faced unavoidable comparisons with fellow Finns Supercell, which made $892m of revenues in 2013 from just two games with a headcount of 132 staff.

The buzz: "The reverb-drenched, crooning vocals [prompt] unavoidable comparisons to Tame Impala".

The current fight over Kavanaugh's nomination draws unavoidable comparisons to 1991, when pollsters were asking similar questions about the accusations against Clarence Thomas.

But this year's unusual contest between Mr. Schundler, the former mayor of Jersey City, and Jim McGreevey, the Democratic mayor of Woodbridge, is making such comparisons unavoidable.

This makes such comparisons difficult.

There's another unavoidable comparison between Sookie and Buffy: both fancy a fella with fangs.

He also makes interesting international comparisons.

That makes comparisons difficult.

Often, too, the founders' wealth has been accumulated in bitcoin, which makes it unavoidable.