Sentence examples for there is a comparable from inspiring English sources

In Picasso's much later portraits of Lee Miller, there is a comparable sense of mystery.

Onstage she was often a solitary observer, and there is a comparable distance to her choreography.

There is a comparable need to enhance the safety of park users.

Unless there is a comparable byelection triggered by an expenses issue in a Tory seat it will be hard to know.

Subsequent attempts to recreate his elusive magic failed, but if it is misleading to mention that classic album in the context of this new one by the collective Sonantes - among whom are many of the same artists - there is a comparable sense of exploration, discovery and sheer pleasure in these performances.

"It shows that there is a comparable pharmacology".

Not since the winter of 1984, when the uncapped Nigel Melville led England out against Australia at Twickenham, has there been a comparable scenario.

Only in 1979, when a similar number went the other way, has there been a comparable migration between Britain's main parties.

For co-star Winona Ryder there was a comparable tumble, from perhaps even greater heights of celebrity to still deeper ignominy (Ryder, incidentally, appears alone in still talking up a Heathers sequel).

Not since the passenger pigeon went extinct in 1914, they argue, has there been a comparable decline among birds with such a broad habitat.

Has there been a comparable situation?