Sentence examples for telling comparison from inspiring English sources

Barry offered a telling comparison of City and Ajax yesterday.

But Mr. del Rey offers a telling comparison between Spain and Italy.

In April , 2013 Erdoğan drew a telling comparison between the findings at Yenikapı and a controversial new shopping center that he was proposing to build in Gezi Park, near Istanbul's Taksim Square.

There is a telling comparison with Humphrey Davies's much sprightlier translation of The Yacoubian Building, in which a young wife, having successfully pleasured her much older husband, "rubbed her nose against his and whispered, 'It's the old chickens that've got the fat!'".

But CNET took it one step farther and just posted several telling comparison shots against the iPhone 4S and the HTC One X.

Hence, his telling comparison with a stage play: you cannot mix comedy with tragedy; Raphael, he implies, is confusing his genres.

He drew telling comparisons with step-parenting.

Others, like Winston E. Langley and Mr. Van Wyk, draw telling comparisons between political and cultural situations there and in the United States.

At the employment tribunal hearing, aside from some telling comparisons with the youthful ages of team members not considered for redundancy in the cost-saving cull, what swung it for Court was a self-help book.

This exhibition brims with such telling comparisons.

The federal government released its latest estimates of health spending last week, and they allow for some telling comparisons.