Sentence examples for negative comparison from inspiring English sources

The few other British people who appear in the book serve to strengthen this negative comparison.

Sports that few women traditionally played in school or at clubs – where the participation base was low and the standard so variable – were always likely to suffer from a negative comparison with the men's game.

However, browsing condition moderated the relationship between social comparison and affective well-being: the interventions reduced post-browsing negative affect for those at higher levels of negative comparison.

Regression analyses controlling for baseline emotions indicate that regardless of browsing condition, teens who reported higher levels of negative social comparison had significantly worse post-browsing affect than peers who reported less negative comparison to the stimuli.

Research shows that networking sites like Facebook and the need to constantly be plugged in may lead to negative comparison.

And, even if she's Cindy Crawford, she'll find a way to make a negative comparison and end up feeling bad about herself.

Though she was careful not to sound negative, comparisons to her female colleagues leave her cold.

He said he struggled with his orientation before coming out to his family, and he said reading Scalia's negative comparisons while preparing his question made his struggle more difficult".

It has affirmed a sense of Puerto Rican identity at a moment when that distinction is often obscured by catch-all labels like Latino and Hispanic — and even as it is subjected to negative comparisons.

Factors related with inadequate claim for equivalence in negative comparisons were also searched.

53.6% (ci95%, 47.0% to 60.1%) of negative comparisons inadequately claimed equivalence.