Sentence examples for worthy comparison from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lutvak's music, elegantly orchestrated for a pit band of six by the Sondheim specialist Jonathan Tunick, earns worthy comparison with his inspirations.

But it's a worthy comparison all the same: the movement for sanity and solutions is just as widespread as the Tea Party fervor, if not yet as powerful.

The estimated potential PA increases associated with a more walkable built environment make worthy comparisons.

Yet this, too, is prime American keyboard repertory, worthy of comparison with Ives or Copland.

The Shostakovich was monumental, unsentimental, altogether formidable — worthy of comparison to Richter.

For him, no subsequent Argentinian leader – including Fernández, Scioli or Pope Francis – is worthy of comparison.

This summer also saw the theatrical release of three films worthy of comparison to the classics being screened at Film Forum.

The result is worthy of comparison to the winsome Americana that Lee Hazlewood and Nancy Sinatra put out in the late 60s.

Watson's response, which Devitt found "unsatisfactory," was that the two situations were unrelated, and not worthy of comparison.

The mixes are audacious musical feats worthy of comparison with the most impressive Cirque du Soleil routine.

"Tetras" is a late-twentieth-century masterpiece, worthy of comparison to the quartets of Berg, Ives, Bartók, and Shostakovich.