Sentence examples for been compared to some from inspiring English sources

"My work has been compared to some of that," he says, but he doesn't take it as a compliment.

The test failure values have been compared to some available theoretical formulations.

The performance of the proposed method has been compared to some of the existing methods for estimating the frequency and damping factor of a signal under noisy conditions, such as the Prony and EKF methods.

Donald Trump has already been compared to some of the fantasy world's most dastardly villains — most notably in a comparison to Lord Voldemort of Harry Potter that garnered a response from J.K. Rowling herself.

Named the Most Outstanding Player of the 2012 NCAA Tournament for his prodigious work in leading the Wildcats to the national championship, the 19-year-old from Chicago has been compared to some historically good players as the draft approaches.

Already, Willis is being compared to some of baseball's most famous pitchers.

I realised how lucky I was compared to some of the other guys on the ward.

Lewis, the league's defensive player of the year, is being compared to some of the greatest linebackers ever.

But right now Hamilton is being compared to some terrific players of the recent past.

Hinote was asked if he was comfortable being compared to some of the game's bigger pests, such as Tyson Nash of St . Louisand Darcy Tucker of Toronto.

Ortiz and Ramirez were so lethal that they were compared to some of the greatest third and fourth hitters in history, including Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig.