Sentence examples for being likened from inspiring English sources

It's being likened to a "building society".

The team's first task was to find out what aroma was being likened to burnt rubber.

Steve felt insulted: "Ortiz being likened to the Babe?" he wrote.

Government-aligned forces are loth to crack down on them for fear of being likened to Qaddafi's.

The fight is being likened to the struggle to access HIV drugs at prices that poor countries can afford.

This is already being likened to what happened to manufacturing in the 1970s and 1980s, when companies in the rich world moved many of their operations overseas.

An admirer of St. Jerome, he wished to be likened to him.

Proponents were likened to communists, he says.

Has been likened to Moliere.

In speeches, abortion was likened to genocide.

Laboratories can be likened to kitchens.