Sentence examples for but is compared from inspiring English sources

The book that accompanied the exhibition is a heavyweight tome, but is, compared to some of Schmidt's other undertakings, relatively modest.

Every Bond since Connery can't help but be compared with him.

These nevi were not resected, but are compared to standard library histology.

Given the small sample size, the quantitative questionnaires were not analysed statistically but were compared with qualitative findings.

The individual mandate is an imperfect solution, but the right question is, compared to what?

But The Biebs is comparing himself to someone entirely different.

But the FCC is comparing apples and oranges.

But that's compared to an average 109percentt gain for the industry as a whole.

But that's compared to Friday's closing price of £48 per share.

All but two are compared with tertiary hospitals [ 6, 7].

But Paul's error there is comparing different classes of rights.