Sentence examples for suffer comparison from inspiring English sources
The author and book to which he's doomed to suffer comparison is Robert Byron, whose "Road to Oxiana" details a journey across Persia and Afghanistan in the 1930's.
Maybe it was because no rapper wanted to suffer comparisons with the headliner.
Certainly they don't suffer by comparison.
With a few exceptions, the others suffer by comparison.
Fantastical killer cyborgs and alien water-pseudopods can't suffer by comparison to reality.
We're clearly in George Saunders territory here, and Pierce's stories suffer in comparison.
"So easily does Wisdom dominate his many scenes, other cast members suffer by comparison," wrote Variety.
More straightforward dishes suffer in comparison: the pork is perfectly braised but a little boring.
Outdoors, they suffer in comparison with the park's magnificent trees.
Moyes, floundering away on the touchline below, is bound to suffer in comparison.
"Freaks" may suffer by comparison; anyone who sits through it will deserve a treat.
