Sentence examples for I often compared from inspiring English sources

He writes, I often compared myself with a slave.

"I often compare him to Roosevelt in the Great Depresion: there was comparable unemployment and lost output, and he took on the most powerful interests in the world and the economics profession, and won".

"Virgin's projects and industries are so varied [that] my job provides me with an experience I often compare to an extended university course.

"I often compare [the house] to the needs of my father's body," says Lemoine. "My father needed all day a nurse to help him and a house like this needs nurses to make the magic happen".

He found a surprising connection to the hip-hop videos he sees back in Europe: "I often compare the men in this series to French rappers, who have this feeling that everything on the streets belongs to them".

"I often compare the Erdogan upheaval of 2002 to the elections here in 1977, which brought Likud to power," noted Alon Liel, a former Israeli ambassador to Turkey who teaches a course on the two countries' histories and relations at Tel Aviv University.

Chelsea and I often compare notes.

I often compare it to the spring break college student dancing on the hotel roof.

JK: I often compare a short story to a movie and a novel to a TV show.

Halloween seems like an appropriate time of year to confess that I often compare myself to a zombie.

When a person feels stuck or unable to move up and forward, I often compare it to being in a cage.