Sentence examples for one cannot help but compare from inspiring English sources

One cannot help but compare this episode to the tax bill Mr. Trump just signed, which strips deductions from taxpayers in blue states in order to fund various GOP ideological priorities.

One cannot help but compare modern regulation of animal welfare to another failed attempt at reform that I have professional experience in: financial regulation.

One cannot help but compare the whole effort to the truly stunning L.A. production of 2005, a truly great artistic moment with Welsh baritone Bryn Terfel -- echoed, teasingly, on the front cover of the current playbill.

But one cannot help but compare the zany satiric bite of "Get Out" with the resonant intelligence of Baldwin in "I Am Not Your Negro".

As December 7th passes on our calendars, I cannot help but compare the surprise attack of Pearl Harbor to 9/11 just a little bit.

As a Canadian living in the United States, I cannot help but compare the tenure of Bill Clinton to that of Pierre Trudeau.

Same thing as New York City, but accelerated". As a native New Yorker and former resident of three boroughs, I also cannot help but compare the two.

Even as I try now to avoid it, I cannot help but compare the movie to what takes place around us.

On viewing their magnificence one cannot help but think that never has mankind arrived at a more satisfactory solution to the problem of decorating a church wall.

Victoria Brownworth of The Baltimore Sun, who compares Angelou to populist poets such as Walt Whitman, notes that while reading Letter, "one cannot help but be struck by how much Angelou has overcome and how far she has come".

One cannot help but bow through the appropriately named the Door of Humility, only about one-and-a-half metres high.