Sentence examples for both likened from inspiring English sources

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Mr. Hough and Mr. Hamlisch both likened it to a flower that has yet to bloom.

Laurie's outburst was mild, however, compared to statements by Stephen Fry and Jay Leno, who have both likened the Kremlin's law to Nazi persecution of Jews.

Back in the '90s, both Republican Alan Greenspan and Democrat Robert Rubin played key roles in making sure that the financial sector's market in derivatives would go unregulated, though Warren Buffett and George Soros both likened that market to a nuclear bomb waiting to explode.

In early 2008, Thomas Gandow, Sect Commissioner of the German Lutheran Church in Berlin and Brandenburg, and the historian Guido Knopp both likened the Scientologist Hollywood actor Tom Cruise to Goebbels, the Nazi propaganda minister.

It is likened to both assembly language and high level language.

This clarification may have been spurred by negative receptions to these tweets, especially on social media, as Aoun's opponents have regularly likened him to Trump in attempts to criticize both.

We were told that anthologies are hard to sell (and especially anthologies about women), despite the success of Chicken Soup for the Soul and This I Believe (both of which our anthology has been likened to).

In this model, empathy is likened to emotional labor, requiring both internal and external emotion management.

Donald Trump's ascent to the top of the Republican presidential candidate heap has been increasingly likened to the rise of Adolf Hitler, as both men have used racist rhetoric and blamed select groups of minorities for many of the country's problems.

Mr. Warren, who brought both John McCain and Mr. Obama to his California church this past August, in at least one interview likened committed gay relationships to incest and polygamy.