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The arrival of a visitor put an end to the invidious comparison.
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You generally want to avoid the two pitfalls of pastiche and invidious comparison.
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It will then be held up in invidious comparison to Obama's glittering best efforts.
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An invidious comparison is a process of valuation of persons in respect of worth.
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The propitiatory formulas most in vogue are still such as carry or imply an invidious comparison.
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And all the while Polly had been following the invidious comparison that lurked behind his words.
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The invidious comparison now becomes primarily a comparison of the owner with the other members of the group.
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It wasn't however, I hasten to add, that my case, in spite of this invidious comparison, wasn't ambiguous enough.
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Some of Dryden's libellers draw an invidious comparison betwixt his own private life and this satire; and exhort him to
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But I am ashamed of those who erect these things into an invidious comparison, and with a supercilious, reproachful spirit.
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Its consumption is therefore not honorific, since it does not serve the purpose of a favorable invidious comparison with other consumers.
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None but dead monarchs are so much as mentioned by them, and those only to insult the living by an invidious comparison.
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Presently number two comes along, and, to secure himself from invidious comparison, piles his house half a story higher than number one.
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The motive is emulation-thestimulus of an invidious comparison which prompts us to outdo those with whom we are in the habit of classing ourselves.
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He found it strange that people were making comparisons with the Garvaghy Road and what might happen in Dublin - it was an invidious comparison.
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I wouldn't want to make any invidious comparisons with Harvard.
