Sentence examples for welcome comparison from inspiring English sources

Weirdly, Mr Putin seems to welcome comparison with this period.

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Ms. Spears and Ms. Aguilera more easily welcome comparisons to older artists.

He welcomes comparisons with Mr. Rangel.

Mr Haider welcomes comparisons with another populist European politician - Tony Blair.

Mr. Ashcroft, among the most conservative Republicans ever to serve as attorney general, welcomes comparisons to perhaps his most famous Democratic predecessor at the Justice Department, Mr. Kennedy, who had frosty relations with Mr. Hoover.

I welcome the comparison, because there is a lot Vice President Gore isn't telling you.

In some ways, Trump may welcome the comparison to America's seventh President, elected in 1828.

Now Liam Williams, one third of sketch troupe Sheeps, here making his solo debut, won't welcome the comparison.

His aides welcome the comparison to President Ronald Reagan, who did not dither with details and set out broad goals, despite being ridiculed as out of touch.

As a Manchester United fan, she may not welcome the comparison, but Frank has been the broadcasting world's equivalent of Mark Hughes this summer as she has worked frantically towards Monday's channel launch.