Sentence examples for solicits comparison from inspiring English sources
In its attempt to set a story of individual love, valor and rivalry against the backdrop of a battle that lasted more than six months, claimed (by to some estimates) almost two million casualties and altered the course of the war, "Enemy at the Gates" deliberately solicits comparison to Mr. Spielberg's film.
Of course, a stylist can ask to have the bird removed (not wishing to solicit comparisons to Bjork's famous dead swan outfit), and a house will do that, since the purpose of couture is to suit the client.
Having pointed out that the X Factor contestants were wearing them – as though that were the most meaningful comparison – Ferrari solicited his listeners to phone in and have their say on Strictly's act of near-treason.
In a comparison Bolaño openly solicits (the novel contains a series of unnecessary but totally charming defenses of its own formal strategies and magnitude) these five long sequences interlock to form an astonishing whole, in the same manner that fruits, vegetables, meats, flowers or books interlock in the unforgettable paintings of Giuseppe Arcimboldo to form a human face.
As the Boston Globe noted "one click away from the page," was another page "that solicits campaign donations and recruits volunteers". The Reagan-Bush comparisons, on occasion, went too far even for the Reagans.
She solicits donations from corporations.
Nobody solicits their opinions.
Facebook also solicits direct feedback.
By comparison, the CDR provides its expert panel with edited input from patient groups and edited external clinical expert input (if such input has been solicited, at the discretion of the CDR).
This funding opportunity solicits applications for ACE Networks.
