Sentence examples for one need only compare from inspiring English sources
To realize what he meant, one need only compare the enchanting songs of the Swiss years, based on distorted folk texts, with Stravinsky's conventionally expressive, and (say it softly) rather pallid earlier songs.
One need only compare Brown's attitudes with those of the other key voices of the decade to see how important this difference was.
One need only compare a movie made long before computer graphics existed to a modern counterpart to see how right he is.
But for an example of the particular and peculiar kind of injustice by which the music business is riven, one need only compare the relative renown of Greg Jacobs and Tupac Shakur.
One need only compare the opening of the first film, "Raiders of the Lost Ark," in which Indiana Jones is introduced as a looter himself, to catch the ironic recycling.
To get a sense of the island city-state's meteoric rise, one need only compare the glittering metropolis depicted in Crazy Rich Asians with the hut-filled fishing village depicted in the 1940 classic comedy, Road to Singapore, starring Bing Crosby, Dorothy Lamour and Bob Hope.
I think it works for people because they need only compare the two versions.
One need only to compare these sections with the astonishing set piece in "Lights Out for the Territory," in which Sinclair visits Jeffrey Archer's London apartment, to understand that the author is not in top form.
One needs only to compare the criteria for diagnosis of temporomandibular disorders (TMD) in the classifications of IASP and IHS to those of the TMD Research Diagnostic Criteria, to see vast differences [3].
Lest anyone think quality coaching doesn't matter in college football, one needs only to compare the Trojans prior to the Kiffin purge.
