Sentence examples for resist comparison from inspiring English sources

Previous studies both confirm and deny this consensus because they examine different design paradigms that resist comparison.

Advisers to Mr. Romney said they did not expect him to resist comparisons between his budget plan and Mr. Ryan's.

As much as they sought to circle the issue, the panelists could not resist comparisons of the boldest and strangest pictures to abstract art.

(His aides insist this will not derail the Kerry train, arguing that he has recovered fully. They resist comparisons with the last cancer survivor who ran for president, Paul S. Tsongas, who held Mr. Kerry's seat in the Senate, and died in 1997).

His illness was the reason for his lethargy in making 31 from 133 balls in the first innings and then driving to slip in the second, but it was hard to resist comparisons with another England batsman who suffered from tonsillitis.

But the idea of international competition among schools that is, among educational methods and systems—has so far made only a dull impression on people's thinking.Up to now, education professionals have tended to resist comparisons even of apparently similar schools within neighbourhoods.

Again, it is hard to resist comparisons with Pistorius and those angry text exchanges between him and Reeva Steenkamp.

8) They resist comparisons.

One very important habit to learn is to resist comparisons.

Ms. Lopez resisted comparisons between Private Beauchamp and Mr. Smith.

Jonathan J. Rubinstein, executive chairman of Palm, resisted comparisons of the Pre with the iPhone from Apple.