comparing

Each had her special family recipes, and they took pride in comparing them.

They distinguish, however, its character, which will be best seen by comparing it with the elm.

To be implies a when and a where; the one is comparing it with the motions of other beings, and the other with their situations.

Another fact has to be reckoned with in comparing the prices of different foods.

Then He spake of Himself as the good Shepherd; comparing the people to a flock of sheep.

"Why, I'm rather slow," said Robert, comparing time with his own watch.

The foregoing differences will readily be seen by comparing the figures on Pls.

Intended to familiarize students with the constellations by comparing them with facsimiles on the lantern face.

As we have seen, a Judgment is obtained by comparing two objects of thought according to their agreement or difference.

One consequence of this alteration is seen by comparing the entrance to each aisle.