Sentence examples for very comparison from inspiring English sources

Second to their directness, one of the main advantages of taxis over public transport is inherent to that very comparison – they are not public.

It invites the very comparison with corrupt dictators of the Arab republicans, that the monarchs of the Gulf were so anxious to avoid.

I think it boils down to audiences in the West End surrendering heart and soul – and not just the contents of their wallet – to the adventure that they hope the play will deliver, which speaks in turn to the receptivity spoken of by Goodman, who surely put this very comparison to the test when he acted Beckett on Broadway while performing Waiting for Godot with Nathan Lane in 2009.

And to the extent that the SFJazz Center has enabled that breadth of style and approach, it disarms the very comparisons it invites.

That's a very embarrassing comparison".

But even that's not a very good comparison.

And you, Mr. Walken Well, a very subjective comparison of film roles follows.

"The iPhone 6 is an anomaly, and so it creates a very difficult comparison for us," he said.

These are privations that bear very small comparison to the torture and execution said to be widespread under Mr. Hussein.

And, if you look into the tragic and brutal history experienced by geeks and nerds over the centuries, you will see that it is a very fair comparison.

The only precursor for the current financial crisis is the Great Depression, but even that isn't a very good comparison.