Sentence examples for compared to the work from inspiring English sources

"The Wire" has been compared to the work of Dickens.

His innovative compositions are frequently compared to the work of Eric Satie and John Cage.

The second, more socially hostile group was unmotivated because they didn't want their work compared to the work of others.

The group's eponymous first album (1986) was compared to the work of such groups as the Beatles, Kinks and Squeeze.

Learning music & playing it is nothing, he says, compared to the work he put in arranging the program.

His charcoal faces — part cartoon and part Expressionism — have even been compared to the work of Francis Bacon and Al Hirschfeld.

Various aspects of her current style can be compared to the work of certain of her contemporaries, but considered holistically, Wright belongs to a school of exactly one.

His snapshot non-style has been compared to the work of Robert Frank, the Swiss photographer whose seminal book, "The Americans," came out in 1959.

Compared to the work of today's celebrity architects like Frank Gehry or Norman Foster or Zaha Hadid, much of Le Corbusier's architecture is practically anonymous.

These drawings, later published in a series of books, have been compared to the work of Giovanni Battista Piranesi, the 18th-century Roman whose engravings of imaginary prisons were a decisive influence on neo-Classical architecture.

He played sections from Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky but most often seemed to prefer to perform what appear to be his own compositions, which have been compared to the work of the Italian composer Ludovico Einaudi.