Sentence examples for but compared with Gorgeous from inspiring English sources

But compared with Gorgeous George he was tongue-tied.

Compared with gorgeous, cosmopolitan Alexandria, the filthy, ramshackle city of a million people which the Queen saw from her perch in the hills "qualified as a provincial backwater," Schiff writes.

But compared with what?

Perhaps, but compared with whom?

It's easy to disparage our native birds when compared with the gorgeous strutting colour bombs that adorn other nations: the Guatemalan quetzal or Papua New Guinea's bird of paradise, for example.

Affordable (compared with Western Europe), with gorgeous beaches, historic architecture, good food, "it's definitely becoming one of the Mediterranean's hottest destinations," she said.

But only compared with them.

But the generic arena affectations and the lack of audience interaction were minor problems compared with Grande's biggest one: Her gorgeous four-octave soprano was often obscured by her bass-heavy backing band.

But "Golfgate" was nothing compared with "Coingate".

But this was nothing compared with Tempora.

Acquavella's diversified booth looks junky compared with Metro Pictures', but it is more richly various in its offerings, which include a lovely small painting of a plate of oysters and a knife in browns and muted blues made by Georges Braque in 1938, and a gorgeous 1877 painting of a red-haired little girl sitting in her father's lap by Degas.