Sentence examples for sort of comparison from inspiring English sources

How useful is this sort of comparison?

meaningless for any sort of comparison.

But this sort of comparison, if unexamined, is fruitless.

According to Stonewall, a gay lobbying group, drawing this sort of comparison is unlikely to succeed.

This sort of comparison can also reduce motivation and result in lower confidence, emotional control, academic performance and increased anxiety.

If it was going to do any sort of comparison it would not be with Nottingham or Sheffield.

It also precludes the sort of comparisons and contrasts that make group surveys like this interesting and inviting.

They are not formal relations but the sort of comparisons between imaginary and real states of affairs that we all perform effortlessly.

Large scale record linkage has now allowed the sorts of comparison that are described here, and those data suggest that the standard for PLAB has in recent years been set too low if equivalent progression by PLAB graduates to UK graduates is expected and required.

By Winthrop Sargeant The New Yorker, April 20 , 1963P. 107 Analysis of French composer, Francis Poulenc, who died in Jan., & whose music has since been the subject of memorial concerts, which have shown him to be a creator of the most distinguished sort, worthy of comparison with the great masters.

A sportsman of uncharacteristic humility, Zidane tends to be embarrassed by those sorts of comparisons.