Sentence examples for always compared from inspiring English sources

This approach ensures that two brain areas are always compared using the same control variable (so that the comparative platform is identical).

I always compared him to Al Green.

"I always compared myself to her".

"L.A. is always compared to New York, and always loses," he said.

Ever since high school, I had always compared myself to the other girls around me.

When they were growing up, some thought Bill had the greater talent – "He was always compared to [David] Gower, while I was always compared to [Geoff] Boycott" – but it was Joe who got to the top.

No matter what any other golfer does now, it's always compared to what Tiger Woods would do.

Whether the rivalry was in feud mode or rapprochement mode, Smokin' Joe always compared himself to Muhammad Ali.

In terms of cost-effectiveness the NHS has always compared very well with other healthcare systems, and much of this has depended on the goodwill of its staff.

These studies haven't always compared analytic therapies with cognitive ones; the comparison is often with "treatment as usual", a phrase that covers a multitude of sins.

My mother was kind and forgiving and would take in all the waifs and strays in our neighbourhood; we always compared her to Mother Teresa.