Sentence examples for to suffer comparison from inspiring English sources

The author and book to which he's doomed to suffer comparison is Robert Byron, whose "Road to Oxiana" details a journey across Persia and Afghanistan in the 1930's.

Maybe it was because no rapper wanted to suffer comparisons with the headliner.

Moyes, floundering away on the touchline below, is bound to suffer in comparison.

But they only came back to me when the latest bloke to suffer in comparison to Beefy was booted out".

With songs about McDonald's and pretty girls on the tube, Bromheads Jacket are doomed to suffer endless comparison to their celebrated peers.

She later retracted the comment.At least at first, Mrs Patil is likely to suffer by comparison with her predecessor, Abdul Kalam.

'Pride and Prejudice' Look, any version of Jane Austen's novel is going to suffer in comparison next to the beloved 1995 TV version starring Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle.

He stands as the virtuous and ineffective opposition to Giovanni's demonic life force, and is bound to suffer in comparison.

He also has time on his side at 27 but, given the dominance of the Tiger era, he is another former world No1 to suffer by comparison.

There are many historical reasons for colleges in Nassau and Suffolk counties to suffer in comparison to those on the mainland, said James Axtell, a humanities professor at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Va.

The tour has been eclipsed by younger, trendier women's sports organizations, by popular teams like the American World Cup soccer champions, and it continues to suffer in comparison with the men's tour, and in particular, with Tiger Woods.