Sentence examples for be compared to having from inspiring English sources

"But I'll always, just because I'm an athlete in general, be compared to having him as a dad and having to deal with that.

And a 26-year-old Chanel model, Frankie Rayder, was saying in her flat Wisconsin accent, backstage before Olivier Theyskens's show for Rochas, that runway modeling during the show season can be compared to having five jobs at one time.

(It has been compared to having HD TV being sent through your TV box, but your TV being stuck in SD).

Leeds United have been compared to 'a young Pamela Anderson' by the man at the head of a proposed takeover of the west Yorkshire club.

It was amazing to be compared to someone having felt completely dehumanised for so long.

"The quality of my life cannot be compared to England – I've forgotten what stress is".

Gomez, who has been compared to Johnny Tapia, has lived a turbulent life and has often been involved in controversial fights.

Patients having received such a CSA were compared to those having received a carbapenems.

But for some time Mr. Cornejo, who has been compared to Mikhail Baryshnikov and Rudolf Nureyev, has been floating in rarefied air above the fray.

Any company being compared to Microsoft has to be aware of antitrust concerns.

I only got into him after I was compared to him; hadn't read him before.