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by comparison with
1. Tom’s view, and the one he found most unusual by comparison with
2. This was infinitely tiny by comparison with that which hit Yucatan
3. Deals and settlements are evaluated by comparison with others; there is no absolute measurement
4. By comparison with the softness and smoothness of
5. It was still higher than the children were used to but by comparison with the high pitched lilt he had used before the tone was now almost coarse
6. themselves by comparison with the successful ones of life, or rather, overrate the
7. a very poor sense of smell by comparison with
8. Question, has He come? Is two thousand years to be interpreted as “quickly?” Was he speaking by our measure of time? If not, what incentive would it be to encourage faithfulness and zeal in His disciples, if they know not what is meant? No one can call two thousand years a short time, but by comparison with eternity, than a million years would be short, but what power would that have to spring a motive in the human heart to great fervency of spirit? If it is spoken with God’s idea or reckoning time, “a thousand years as one day,” and consequently only about two days with Him has passed
9. By comparison with that, the lives of the townspeople are insignificant
10. Merthin owned a house on Leper Island, but it was a small place, especially by comparison with the palagetto he had become used to in Florence
11. It was quiet by comparison with the old days, when hundreds of visitors and thousands of townspeople thronged not just
12. She discovered when she grew older that Gerald had stretched the truth somewhat, as was his habit when a little stretching would improve a story; but Atlanta was only nine years older than she was, and that still left the place amazingly young by comparison with any other town she had ever heard of
13. And Tara was only five miles from Jonesboro! Tara seemed like a haven of refuge by comparison with the screaming hell of Atlanta, but Tara was only five miles from Jonesboro! parasols, and watched the fighting on the day of the battle of Atlanta
14. The Fontaines had fared best of any, thanks to Sally’s hard ride, but it was flourishing only by comparison with the desperate situation of the other neighbors
15. The military regulations which had seemed so stringent the year before were now mild by comparison with the ones issued by General Pope
16. As they walked along the hillside Angel's former feeling revived in him—that whatever their advantages by comparison with himself, neither saw or set forth life as it really was lived
17. The appeal duly found its way to the breakfast-table of the quiet Vicarage to the westward, in that valley where the air is so soft and the soil so rich that the effort of growth requires but superficial aid by comparison with the tillage at Flintcomb-Ash, and where to Tess the human world seemed so different (though it was much the same)
18. The hour-hand of a clock was quick by comparison with Mr
19. It is also worth remembering that many of the numbers in the report are a bit barren on their own and have a far greater significance when related to other numbers in the accounts, set against previous years or by comparison with other businesses
20. The man before him was the embodiment of physical perfection and giant strength; yet it was not upon these he depended in his battle with the great cat, for mighty as were his muscles, they were as nothing by comparison with Numa's
