Sentence examples for more illuminating comparison from inspiring English sources

A potentially even more illuminating comparison emerges from the perspective of Aristotle's theory of the four causes, where the laws are the material cause, the antecedent conditions the efficient cause, the logical relation between the explanans and the explanandum the formal cause and the explanandum the final cause (Fetzer 2000a, 113 114).

But local comparisons are even more illuminating, including those you can draw between the strikingly different surfaces of the figure and those of the four large late-Shang vessels from the Sanxingdui pits, wide-mouthed vases known as lei, sitting in vitrines a few feet away.

National differences seen in a comparison of the chapters are even more illuminating.

However, for comparison with the results of this study, it would be more illuminating to have a longer projection of future world supply and demand.

See van Inwagen 1986 for an especially clear and illuminating comparison of the two approaches and Plantinga 1987 for his own rather more tendentious comparison.

Joshua Blu Buhs, author of Bigfoot: The Life and Times of a Legend has a written an article for the Washington Post's Short Stack blog that makes an unlikely, but nevertheless illuminating comparison between the mythical creature that is the subject of his book, and another mythical figure more appropriate to the season: Santa Claus.

Perhaps the Vietnamese portions of the script are more illuminating.

At around Hour 36, a more illuminating sign occurred.

In 1995, a terrorist religious cult in Japan did just that, thereby providing an illuminating comparison.

McKendrick draws an illuminating comparison with the Frenchman Francis Ponge, a poet of spectacular playfulness and obsessive detail.

Sometimes the iPod segment is much more illuminating than the gallery display.