Sentence examples for compared by many from inspiring English sources

Although the wedding was compared by many to Game of Thrones, Parker insisted it was not a themed wedding.

Like Hitchcock's Vertigo, to which it has been compared by many critics, I wonder whether Shutter Island might be seen in a more positive light in years to come.

Their assassinations in May 2011 generated international condemnation, and were compared by many with the killings of Chico Mendes 25 years ago, and of another environmental campaigner, the American-born nun Dorothy Stang, in 2005.

Compared by many to Italian statesman and writer Niccolò Machiavelli and by others to Aristotle and Plato, Kautilya is alternately condemned for his ruthlessness and trickery and praised for his sound political wisdom and knowledge of human nature.

The effect of diameter on mini-implant stability has been compared by many authors.

On the release of Bound, the Wachowskis were compared by many to the Coen Brothers.

The film, which stars Rachel McAdams as a spunky producer trying to save a sagging morning news show, was compared unfavorably by many critics to the 1987 James L. Brooks classic "Broadcast News". Diane Keaton and Harrison Ford costar as mismatched anchors.

Two groups were compared by t-test.

Htt levels were compared by chemiluminescence densitometry.

Proportions were compared by Chi-square analysis.

Group means were compared by factorial ANOVA.