Sentence examples for weird comparison from inspiring English sources

"This might be a weird comparison, but I think it's like deadbeat dads.

In a weird comparison, Kelly also draws a parallel between him and Bill Cosby, who was found guilty on three felony counts of aggravated indecent assault in April.

Weird comparisons aside, the pump seems like a pretty good idea.

The world of California punk, documented by these fanzines, seemed fascinatingly weird in comparison.

My own nomination - The Code of the Woosters - seemed only slightly weird by comparison.

Everyone's just sloshin' and joshin' around with Joe Biden and Rahm Emanuel, shooting each other in the face with squirt guns and doing their level best to make Eric Massa seem a lot less weird by comparison!

Letissier defines herself as the "weird cousin" in comparison with pop's hypersexualised female artists, but is annoyed at being defined as the more acceptable alternative.

It may seem weird to make a comparison, but Lankton curated her environment as much as Carlo Scarpa did his.

Fortunately, this new world is weird enough to transcend the inevitable comparisons to the trilogy by Christopher Nolan.

This past August, he saw Chappelle perform at Radio City Music Hall; afterward, he e-mailed me a capsule review: "Lots of trans jokes, which was sorta weird, but he wove it into a comparison to black civil rights.

Michaël Borremans's paintings prompt comparisons with David Lynch (they're weird, dark and cinematic), Samuel Beckett (for their stripped-back sets and absurd humour) and Francisco Goya (Borremans has an old master's way with paint).