Sentence examples for suggests a comparison from inspiring English sources

This precedent suggests a comparison to Kobe Bryant.

Behzti is often referred to as "that Sikh play", a phrase which suggests a comparison with "The Scottish Play" (indeed, it has a lot in common with Macbeth, including a heightened realism and off-stage murders).

Xie Tao of Beijing's Foreign Studies University suggests a comparison with Nixon, whose diplomatic breakthrough with China in 1972 was helped by Americans' belief in his anti-Communist credentials.

That reading suggests a comparison with the Book of Job, as if the sick boy's abandonment of the bunny for a fancier toy was something akin to divine inscrutability.

Paul Krugman suggests a comparison to the "peso problem":The observation that started it all was the fact that back then Mexico had a fixed exchange rate against the dollar, but Mexican bonds consistently yielded several percentage points more than US bonds.

The title of the book suggests a comparison between the scallop shell and Joyce's work.

The Latin America specialist suggested a comparison with coffee.

It contends that NBTY misleads consumers by suggesting a comparison of ZN-3 with Zantrex-3.

"Woodland wild" is a little ambiguous: is a comma missing between two adjectives, or is there an unwritten hyphen, suggesting a comparison, wild as woodland?

Some people went so far as to suggest a comparison with an earlier military action that had an unhappy history: the war in Vietnam.

As a composer, Tom Richards sounds only like himself, but if pushed to suggest a comparison, I would cite the work of the late, great Neil Ardley.