Sentence examples for that comparisons from inspiring English sources

It's obviously tickled him that comparisons are being made.

Ms. Voigt acknowledged that comparisons would be inevitable.

He argues that comparisons to 1914 are overblown.

Mr. Brolin says that comparisons with their predecessors are natural but dismisses them with a smile.

The current accounting rules allow so much flexibility that comparisons can be unfair.

Perhaps I.B.M. considers the TransNote's design so different that comparisons with traditional laptops are irrelevant.

Blaylock said he realized that comparisons between him and his predecessor were only natural.

Nevada is in such bad shape that comparisons to the Great Depression are justified.

An S.E.C. official said that comparisons to more conventional journalism were misguided.

So many features go into measuring a server's capabilities that comparisons are always tricky.

Tickets prices have increased so much since the early 1980s that comparisons are difficult, he said.