Sentence examples for making a comparison to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Monts spoke about the Occupy Wall Street protests, making a comparison to the Gospel of Luke and Jesus's devotion to the poor.

But he said, "I think we will have an advantage saying to press agents, 'It's prime time; reach a wider audience.' " Hosts he considers friends — Mr. O'Brien and ABC's Jimmy Kimmel — will compete for the same guests, Mr. Leno said, making a comparison to baseball: "Your friend is pitching; are you going to try to hit a home run?

Now, making a comparison to a mainstream commodity option requires a little work on the back of an envelope.

That's a difference worth pointing out, especially if making a comparison to other technology devices, like smartphones or wearables, which tend to have only one owner.

Both states changed how they conduct mail balloting since 2012, making a comparison to 2012 difficult.

Making a comparison to the Sun's planets, he wrote "And if the fixed stars are the centers of similar systems, they will all be constructed according to a similar design and subject to the dominion of One".

"I always make a comparison to 2003-04 when I was giving my best performances.

Dr. Jack G. Bruner, a former president of the California Society of Plastic Surgeons, made a comparison to the legal profession.

Michael Becker of WWF said: "If you want to make a comparison to the Amazon, it's like the inverted forest.

He made a comparison to basketball: Lacrosse attackmen have higher-percentage scoring chances, much like 7-footers in the post.

But to make a comparison to something that went on for hours and hours and for four days is a totally, you know, exaggerated reaction".