Sentence examples for * compared in from inspiring English sources

It has been compared in mood to Camus's "The Stranger".

To which state is it compared in the article?

What segments of the population were compared in the study cited in the article?

Pitt has been compared (in the same sentence) to Gary Cooper and Marilyn Monroe.

To what are the craftsman and the designer compared in the beginning of the article?

James Wood has compared In the Light of What We Know with The Great Gatsby.

It's been compared in some Cabinets to a team of rivals, even, and it's actually healthy.

Such is the fate of the remake, destined to be compared in every particular with the original.

The blast compared in magnitude to the attack on two American Embassies in Africa in 1998, he said.

"The movie is not to be compared in ferocity of imagination with Kubrick's '2001' … but it is exuberantly entertaining".

Each quarter since then, the five portfolios have been reviewed and fine-tuned and their performances compared in these pages.