Sentence examples for although often compared from inspiring English sources
Although often compared to Halloween, this holiday is more like a homecoming for the dearly departed.
Although often compared unfavourably with Connery, Lazenby was noted for bringing a vulnerability to the normally unflappable Bond.
Although Alex Turner was often compared to Sheffield forebear Jarvis Cocker, here he wasn't doling out social commentary.
Although sampling is often compared with collage, I think there's a profound difference which relates to the added dimension of time that music inhabits.
Although she is often compared with her contemporary, Georgia O'Keeffe – two single-minded women out in all weathers, painting the great outdoors – at her best Carr has more in common with her fellow outsider Vincent van Gogh.
Although its often compared with banks, Visa operates more like a switchboard, connecting millions of disparate players through its network.
Although A*STAR is often compared to the US National Institutes of Health in terms of organization, the agency is much more goal-oriented.
Jack Armstrong says his work is "extremely complex" although it is often compared to that of Jackson Pollock.
Although her work is often compared to photorealistic painting, the artist explains, "I think there's something about photography that's really stark.
Although the teenage Lindros was often compared to Howe for his size and mean streak, he has little of Howe's easy charm off ice.
Although the Arab Spring revolution was often compared to the "Velvet Revolutions" of 1989 that led to the collapse of communism, there were significant differences between the two.
