Sentence examples for show comparing from inspiring English sources

It would be interesting to see a show comparing Riopelle's painting and that of Joan Mitchell, the American who was his live-in companion for 24 years.

Nightline also had a recording of Marcus Bachmann on a radio show, comparing approaches to gays and lesbians and to "barbarians," with this lesson: Barbarians need to be educated.

But, in its latest show, comparing the contemporary American artist Cy Twombly with the 17th century French painter Nicolas Poussin, the Dulwich Picture Gallery gives an enlightening, and at times surprising, answer.

There's an enjoyable scene featuring an almost-naked Brand taking fellow comic Simon Amstell through a chart depicting his forthcoming show comparing himself to Jesus, Gandhi and Malcolm X; Amstell tries to be sympathetic and respectful but giggles helplessly at the absurdity of it all.

3. Lord Alan Sugar, Hopkins' former boss on The Apprentice, was less than impressed with how his recruit turned out after finding fame on the show, comparing her to "Piers Morgan on steroids" during an interview with The Times.  "Her niche is to be obnoxious and controversial and it's a shtick," he said.

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"Walden was a Wild West show compared to us," one observes.

So how does the show compare to others in the genre?

He raised $1.2 million, financial reports show, compared with $900,000 two years ago.

A friend I met at the show compared the depth and extravagance of the display to Kiss.

Traditionally, North Indian weddings are full of pomp and show compared with South India, which is more discreet in spending and showing wealth.