comparing

Instead of constantly comparing ourselves to each other, we should be able to see different body types simply with veneration.

Smiley, meanwhile, tried to tamp down fears by comparing the Ebola outbreak to the SARS outbreak of 2003.

Amanda Hess at Slate criticized attempts at comparing Solo and Rice and the responses of their two different sports leagues.

The study did not limit itself to comparing views of religious and non-religious people.

So why are his advisers suddenly comparing him to the coldest of Cold Warriors?

There was a great comparing of papers, and turning over of leaves, by Fogg and Perker, after this statement of profit and loss.

She found herself comparing the two men, and she was rather surprised at the difference she could distinguish.

Of course, you understand that measurement of anything is the comparing of it with some established standard.

Now the Chaplain pauses: he is comparing the number of the wooden block hanging outside the cell with that on the letter.

In comparing the first three stanzas with the Teseide, we must reverse the order of the stanzas in the latter poem.