Sentence examples for compared with which from inspiring English sources

And, in a way, these machines are visually complex works of art in themselves, compared with which the sculptures are almost simple.

This was a huge achievement, compared with which his personal flaws, however irritating they were at times, should fade into insignificance.

"It was in that first half-hour that Austria lost her chance of bringing off a sensation compared with which Hungary's victory at Wembley in 1953 would seem unimportant," Willy Meisl mourned.

Even when installed in the high-minded citadel of Harvard he still recognised that their time together provided "the happiest moments of my present life" compared with which "the rest of the civilised life here" was nothing.

Emmeline Pankhurst made the startlingly ignorant remark in 1912 that for women, not having the vote meant "the most appalling slavery, compared with which negro slavery falls into insignificance".

But "3 Strikes" is definitely a second-string effort, compared with which even the pathetic last third of "Next Friday" looks like something out of Ernst Lubitsch, or at least Mel Brooks.

Lastly it's got a 250GB hard drive, which stands out quite a bit when compared with netbooks, which generally come with a fraction of that.

Both were enormous compared with mine, which had a thick shell and a bright, large yellow-orange yolk, which took up nearly three-quarters of the egg.

The Philippines is often compared with Thailand, which has a particularly active family planning program.

Compared with chimpanzees, which are highly excitable, orangutans seem far more sober and considerate.

German Coach Joachim Löw was asked if Spain compared with Portugal, which the Germans beat in the quarterfinals.