Sentence examples for compare made from inspiring English sources

One way of confirming that tautological statement is to compare "Made Possible" with another new piano, bass and drums album, credited to the Dave King Trio.

"I sometimes compare making a film to cooking," Wong Kar-wai tells me.

Projects are often unique and extremely difficult to compare, making the final choice a judgment call rather than the result of totting up boxes correctly ticked.

The closest he gets to sounding like the dictatorial martinet of Hollywood legend is when he compares making a film to making soup.

He compared making a film to a painting, and asked what artist would want to hand over control of his painting to a technician or an executive producer.

He compared making changes in entitlement programs to the bipartisan Social Security overhaul in the 1980s and the reshaping of welfare policy during the Clinton administration.

Steven Spielberg's earnest Lincoln, with which it has been compared, makes the same mistake: lack of context meant you needed a degree in the period (I have one) to understand all that was going on.

Zygmuntowicz compares making violins to playing chess: "You need to understand how the moves you make now will behave further down the line".

There is no standardized approach to studying probiotics so the results from different studies cannot be compared, making it difficult to draw definitive conclusions about how probiotics are changing the gut microbiome.

In some cases, however, the missing rate differed between the groups that were compared, making interpretation of results more difficult.

The number of PRDs identified per "survey effort" (data-collector-weeks) is one measure used to compare MADE-IN/MADE-FOR with other methods for identifying maternal deaths.