Sentence examples for Is aptly compared from inspiring English sources

It is aptly compared with German and British behaviour in southern Africa.

Or perhaps it's more aptly compared to the link that joins the crossword setter and puzzle enthusiasts.

Juventus were a shambles, aptly compared by one writer from La Repubblica to a groggy boxer who had lost the capacity to even raise their guard.

Kosky has aptly compared the opera to Alice in Wonderland, in that these figures exist primarily to create situations that shed light on the central protagonist.

But that's what some visitors do with Barrio de Salamanca in Madrid, perhaps the city's toniest enclave, often (and rather aptly) compared to the Upper East Side of Manhattan.

Elsewhere, especially near major rivers, postglacial streams carved the loess into rounded hills, and visitors have aptly compared their billowing shapes to the waves of the sea.

Despite the song, Ingo's passion shined through and Bruno aptly compared his performance to Bradley Cooper's dance number in "Silver Linings Playbook".

Arguably, QRISK2 would be more aptly compared with a Framingham equation recalibrated for the UK population, but we compared it with the Framingham risk score recommended by NICE, which is without reference to recalibration.

In a 2010 essay, Slavoj Zizek aptly compares the emotions that Siegmund and Sieglinde ignite in one another to the love of Cathy for Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights ("If all else perished, and he remained, I should still continue to be; and if all else remained and he were annihilated, the universe would turn to a mighty stranger: I should not seem a part of it").

The details are nauseating -- Taibbi aptly compares the whole scam to the Mafia.

TechCrunch has a pretty thorough look at the controller, which it aptly compares to an Xbox controller.