Sentence examples for shallow comparison from inspiring English sources
Kieffer compares cross-country to "going into battle," and it's not a shallow comparison: eventing traces its roots to eighteenth-century Prussian military training.
The animals had a shallow comparison function, which dampened their reward income and their matching level.
We found that the animals showed a relatively shallow comparison criterion that contrasts the values of the rightward and the leftward options.
Ignore the shallow comparisons (e.g. Margus Hunt reminds me of J.J. Watt) and dogmatic arguments (e.g. Russell Wilson is too short to be an elite quarterback) that often follow an outlier and you'll feel better about the measurement process.
Shallow comparisons can be drawn: BP seems to be getting on swimmingly with its new chief executive and his new restructuring plan, while Shell is grapping with falling production at some of its fields, along with the dramatic change in terms at the huge Sakhalin project in Russia.
For example, a hidden causal variable might have masked the effects of body size in shallow comparisons, if such a variable was fluctuating on timescales comparable to the divergence times of species or genera.
This is an important distinction, because the deeper comparisons included in this study (phylum, order and class) are potentially more relevant to the problem of molecular dates for the metazoan radiation than the shallower comparisons made by Thomas et al. (species, genus and family).
Our breathing seemed shallow in comparison.
"Come Fly Away," for all its intensity, is shallow by comparison.
The ethos formerly underpinning Virgin Atlantic standing alone with nothing but a hefty marketing budget and a penchant for browbeating rivals—seems shallow by comparison.
On the heels of that riveting panorama of corruption, cruelty, and struggle across classes and races in Baltimore, "Mad Men" seemed a little shallow by comparison: John O'Hara right after Dickens.
