Sentence examples for compared said from inspiring English sources

The former prime minister, to whom Mr Renzi has been compared, said anyone who supported Mr Corbyn in their heart should "get a transplant".

"The Internet is a great medium for competitive pricing, but that doesn't mean it's profitable for the company whose prices are being compared," said Seth Werner, the chief executive of Mortgage.com, an online home lender that closed in October.

"It's going to be the standard against which all subsequent studies will be compared," said Dr. Edwin Civerolo, a plant pathologist with the U.S.D.A. Agricultural Research Service at the University of California at Davis.

The research marks the first time that the immune systems of two unrelated individuals in a close relationship have been closely analyzed and compared, said Dr. Adrian Liston, a researcher at the Flanders Institute for Biotechnology in Belgium and a co-author of the study.

Said felt the consequences of being a politically-militant, public intellectual in 1985: per Said, the Jewish Defense League compared Said to a Nazi because of his anti-Zionism; an arsonist set afire his office at Columbia University; he and his family were repeatedly targeted with death threats.

This single hook is problematic when compared, say, with the multi-threaded structure of Heavy Rain.

I can't say there's anything very new around in this direction, compared, say, to Kubrick's 2001.

I always got the feeling – compared, say, to Time or Newsweek – that an overbearing house style was of little significance.

And yet, the current assumption by many outside the Beltway is that our defense and security dollars are well spent, compared, say, to social welfare programs.

Though slight, as compared, say to LaBute's recent The Money Shot, the play is a must -- for his signature dialogue, clever, rhythmic, conveying his wildly idiosyncratic ideas.

Problem is, he compares said face to that of his girlfriend's (guess which he thinks is prettier?).