Sentence examples for to be comparisons from inspiring English sources

There were bound to be comparisons.

This is his first professional Shakespeare production, and he knows there are bound to be comparisons.

Yes, it's terrifying, and not just because there are bound to be comparisons.

There's going to be comparisons — "Oh, who's better, Elton or Billy?" Who cares?

"Of course there are always going to be comparisons between the previous goalkeeper and the one now," Bravo, speaking through an interpreter, says.

Thus, and as a consequence of their above properties to be comparison functions.

There are going to be inevitable comparisons between this film and "Last Tango," we told him.

Now, to be honest, comparisons to Microsoft's Surface Dial aren't really warranted.

Certainly there were comparisons to be drawn.

Yes, there have been comparisons to a certain Dickens character; no, not Samuel Pickwick.

To be sure, the comparison isn't entirely fair.