Sentence examples for compared to the works from inspiring English sources
Compared to the works reported previously, this method can precisely set the zero-dispersion wavelength.
The novels are not without pretensions: literary and historical allusions, stylistic devices and word plays, which some have compared to the works of Umberto Eco or Alexandre Dumas.
These images have a lyrical loneliness that critics have compared to the works of Edward Hopper, but there is something more spectral here too, a haunting emptiness that looks forward to similarly filmed hallways in Stanley Kubrick's "Shining" (1980).
The Lost Leader, his collection of portraits of iconic figures and events from Scottish history, was compared to the works of Browning for its "acuteness and variousness and poetic resonance".
Gwilym's paintings are often compared to the works of Williams, but although he acknowledged the influence Williams had on his use of the palette knife, his techniques of revealing layers of underpainting, as if to get to the very bones of the land and the rawness of the elements, were decidedly his own.
Though Furst is a native New Yorker, he lives some of the time in Paris and has adopted a European sensibility — perhaps aiming to evoke the atmosphere of his books, which have been compared to the works of John le Carré and Graham Greene.
His charcoal faces — part cartoon and part Expressionism — have even been compared to the work of Francis Bacon and Al Hirschfeld.
The second, more socially hostile group was unmotivated because they didn't want their work compared to the work of others.
Learning music & playing it is nothing, he says, compared to the work he put in arranging the program.
