Sentence examples for more obvious comparisons from inspiring English sources

There are more obvious comparisons in the show.

Being a different type of player, out wide and running at defenders, has helped avoid the more obvious comparisons.

An even more obvious comparison is Dan Ashcroft, the self-loathing journalist who hates himself only marginally more than he hates the ridiculous hipster world he documents for Sugar Ape magazine, in Chris Morris and Charlie Brooker's astonishingly prescient 2005 show Nathan Barley.

In terms of public fascination, the more obvious comparison is with the Profumo scandal in 1963, which likewise led to a suicide - of Stephen Ward, friend of prostitute Christine Keeler - which nearly brought down the Macmillan Government.

(h) In summary, the deficiencies in planning, executing, evaluating and reporting of this study become more obvious by comparison with a very recent field study [10].

A more obvious pop comparison may be Miley Cyrus, whose Robin twerkingccompatied therking at the 2013 VMAs faced minstrel-show accusations and electrified the cultural conversation for weeks.

Carbamazepine and valproic acid would have been a more obvious choice for comparison of efficacy [ 53].

The conditioned media of adipose derived MSCs (AD-MSCs) stimulated the proliferation of human LoVo colorectal-cancer cells, and the replicative senescent MSCs had the more obvious effects in comparison to that of premature AD-MSCs.

Travis Wall's somewhat random gesture-based choreography only makes that comparison more obvious.

The simpler, and perhaps deeper, truth lies in the comparison more obvious to others: that the empires of data storage make up a castle or armor or hermit-crab's shell for my tender self.

This trend became more obvious in the most distantly related comparisons of Group A. A point was that dnuc in Group B and C increased almost linearly as dmt increased.