Sentence examples for that comparisons with from inspiring English sources

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

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

My own view is that comparisons with the Nazis are usually a sign of laziness.

But disaster strikes: she is mugged, drugged and taken to Oxford… The Oxford connection alone means that comparisons with Philip Pullman's Northern Lights trilogy are bound to occur.

Both companies noted that comparisons with last year reflected the anomalous burst of book sales last summer after the release of the fourth Harry Potter book.

In the Evening Standard David Sexton described it as "pitilessly good", and said that comparisons with Greene "aren't even flattering any more".

MR: I especially can see that comparison with Roberta Flack.

We hypothesised that comparison with the young should lead to impaired physical performance.

Differently optimized kits may be marketed under the same name such that comparison with published results may be compromised.

Latching on to Salah's nickname, the Messi of Egypt, Luca Calamai, from Gazzetta, wrote: "No one laughs at that comparison with Messi now.

Here's some of the data behind that comparison, with apologies for the tiny text labels – they're not a barrier to understanding the trends.