Sentence examples for making obvious comparisons from inspiring English sources

Making obvious comparisons based on gender and stuff is stupid.

Not only did they gush, but many made the obvious comparison to making an extension for Firefox.

The news media made the obvious comparisons.

It was not hard to make the obvious comparisons between the Lance Armstrong Tours of 2000-2005 and the guided tour Lance Armstrong gave Oprah Winfrey around his world of cheating, lying and bullying.

From the very first time she opens her mouth, you can't help but make the obvious comparisons: she's one part Janis Joplin, one part Tina Turner, and one part Amy Winehouse.

There were many voices six years ago making the obvious comparison and warning that Iraq would become a quagmire, but President Bush rejected the comparison.

And she will no doubt go forth making the obvious comparison: that just like her husband 16 years ago, she is now well-positioned to battle her way to the presidential nomination.

But his supporters published the transcript of the trial, calling it "Hemlock for a Reformist" (thus making the obvious comparison with Socrates, who was forced to poison himself with hemlock after speaking out at his trial in ancient Athens).

They were making the obvious comparison to Kim Kardashian's Playboy shoot.

They offer no context, nor do they make the obvious comparison with the attempt by the American right to co-opt Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the USA .Never the most elegant writers, Mr Summers and Ms Swan do not understand the potency of style which was so important a part of the Sinatra genius.

"Consolidation makes obvious sense".