Sentence examples for sad comparison from inspiring English sources

The dismissal of Rule, Britannia! in this way makes a sad comparison with its introduction in 1744.

As things stand, it is difficult not to draw a sad comparison with this being the 20th anniversary of Woods's historic maiden triumph at Augusta National.

One-room shack: A sad comparison of how far rent goes in San Francisco compared with cities around the world.

The sad comparisons to the end of Michael Jordan's career were "reachable content," he said back in November, understanding the parallels between Jordan's two nondescript years with the Washington Wizards and his own marooning on the Lakers' talent-strapped island.

The panel unanimously prefers the salads, like Rowley Leigh's, which contain no leaves whatsoever – although I serve the Lebovitz salad immediately one taster describes it as "a little bit sad' in comparison with the robust crunchiness of its competitors.

Under identical conditions, also other nanomaterials, e.g., the Titania (NM-105), aged into similar structures, and we added the respective TEM and SAD for comparison (Wohlleben et al. 2013).

The late Irving Howe, in his book "The Critical Point" (1973), writes, "There is something monstrous, utterly disproportionate, when tangled emotions about one's father are deliberately compared with the historical fate of the European Jews; something sad, if the comparison is made spontaneously".

The calculation of the SAD and the comparison to the thresholds are straight forward, therefore it does not add much complexity to the system.

As a (sad) point of comparison, eMarketer estimates that MySpace's worldwide ad revenues will decline from a high of $470 million in 2009 to $156 million in 2012.  .

As a (sad) point of comparison, eMarketer estimates that MySpace's worldwide ad revenues will decline from a high of $470 million in 2009 to $156 million in 2012.

A non-significant interaction term would confirm that psychological distress associated with a SAD diagnosis (in comparison to no diagnosis) did not significantly differ across each survey administration.