Sentence examples for of a comparable kind from inspiring English sources
Mistakes made now may be of a comparable kind but smaller magnitude.
A comparable kind of personal fixation about origins as well as destinies can be seen coursing through Dreyer's entire oeuvre, arguably accounting for its slow-burning intensity and many of its formal and stylistic eccentricities as well as its thematic constants.
Those not yet eligible for Social Security are increasingly applying for another, comparable kind of income support that often goes to people who expect never to work again: disability benefits.
It's hard to think of a comparable figure.
The list of criteria is long, but the section on "language" is a single short phrase: "repeated/aggressive use of 'cunt'" is the only language that will automatically get mobile content slapped with an "18+ only".Only one other word packs a comparable punch, though of a different kind, and in America more than elsewhere.
But State Department officials, following their usual practice, did not check with the Treasury Department, which nine months earlier had licensed Nordac to import a comparable amount of the same kinds of ammunition from Yugoslavia.
To base an opera on the fallacy that he wasn't very good at drawing is rather like basing an oratorio on the life of Henry Ford – a figure of comparable dullness of the kind which genius can often inhabit – by saying he wasn't much good at making cars.
"When I listen to the radio I hear the same kind of political problems, and in Africa there is a comparable level of poverty.
Monika's long look at the camera — it lasts for about 30 wordless seconds, an eternity in the movies — is sometimes cited as a great moment of modernist filmmaking, a "baring of the device" comparable to the kind of things that Godard would soon be doing (at the end of "Breathless," Jean Seberg's defiant look at the camera seems like a direct quotation from Bergman's film).
This kind of character tends to attract a certain set of readers or viewers, many of them male, who feel a comparable anger at the world.
