| One might draw an analogy between Johnson's approach and President Bush's reliance on faith-based initiatives. |
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| Mr. Schneier, the Counterpane founder, likes to draw an analogy between Internet security and a conventional metal safe. |
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| In the United States, many draw an analogy between Iraq and Syria, and ask why their government would want to repeat recent mistakes. |
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| He seems to want to underscore the surreal quality of contemporary life, and he seems to want to draw an analogy between Eiji's search for his long-lost father and the larger question of Japan's estrangement from its past. |
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| Mr. Kiefer's career-making move was to draw an analogy between two big ideas: transforming raw materials into art and transforming the raw history of Germany into a mythology of redemption and rebirth. |
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| I think that we can draw an analogy between this situation and our own. |
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| Most of the time when the medications are prescribed, they're for symptom improvement. I suppose you could draw an analogy between this and giving someone a Tylenol for a headache. |
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| I want to ensure that you didn't draw an analogy between the possible change to the definition of marriage and the example of European ideology in the twentieth century that you cited to us. |
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| Environmentalists were quick to draw an analogy between urban spatial systems and natural ecosystems, from where we get the notion of the urban ecosystem. |
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| It is, however, possible to draw an analogy between the Kurds of Iraq and the Quebecois in Canada, despite fundamental differences in historical experience. |
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| Indeed, who better than a medical doctor such as Di Natale to draw an analogy between our multi-pronged war on tobacco consumption and the need for a multi-pronged policy war on greenhouse gas emissions. |
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