Sentence examples for to draw comparison from inspiring English sources

The TV critic Victor Lewas-Smith was not the only one to draw comparison with his famous ancestor.

JM: I hesitate to call things companion pieces or to draw comparison between films because I think you reduce the films by doing that.

China's rivalry with the west on the African stage has been much debated, but it is rare for one side to draw comparison so publicly.

Her writing portrays the wincing, pathetic absurdity of human relationships with such surreal imagination – it's hard to draw comparison (though Harold Pinter is a hero, and it shows).

Nasri refused to draw comparison with his former France team-mate Patrick Vieira, considered one of the finest midfielders of his generation.

He said it would be wrong to draw comparison between the situations in the Middle East and north Africa and that of China.The NPC's chairman, Wu Bangguo, went further, telling delegates that the country faced an "abyss of internal disorder" if it strayed from the "correct political orientation".

"You're naturally going to draw comparisons.

D'Antoni is reluctant to draw comparisons between Duhon and Marbury.

So is it fair to draw comparisons with Chicago?

It is tempting to draw comparisons between Conte and his Chelsea predecessor José Mourinho.

And, some working in the technology field are starting to draw comparisons between Google and Microsoft.