comparison and contrast

It's his character she's drawn to, not his money.

She's beyond my reach now.

She was different from most of the women in her neighborhood — namely because she could read and write.

There were times when she was riding high.

I wish I were as clever as you.

She doesn't hate him — no, in fact, she's in love with him.

She looks like his older sister, but she's actually his mother.

She knew him better than anyone else did.

She is just as smart as he is.

She's a cut above the rest.

She treats me like a baby.

She loves Tom more than she loves me.

She seems to be in better shape today than the last time I saw her.

She's no less beautiful than her sister.

She doesn't study as hard as her older sister.

She's every bit as attractive as her older sister.

She's a beauty no less than her sister, if not more so.

She and her older sister differ in personality from top to bottom.

She looked more beautiful than ever before.

She's better off now than the last time I saw her.

She's completely changed since her high school days.

She's rich, but she isn't happy.

She's just as good-looking as her older sister.

She's a UK national, but she was born in France.

She can't speak English — let alone French, that's out of the question.

She can speak French — let alone English.

She speaks French — English goes without saying.

When it comes to her command of French, she's second to none.

She didn't marry that man, at any rate.

The impression she gives differs from one moment to the next.