Sentence examples for comparing it in from inspiring English sources
BEIJING — Apparently dismayed by the considerable political power of Bo Xilai, the fast-rising Communist Party leader in the south-central Chinese city of Chongqing, Fang Hong went online in April to express his views about Mr. Bo's regard for the rule of law — comparing it, in a stanza of crude verse, to excrement.
Galvin is passionate about the life sciences business, even comparing it in one interview with the invention of the transistor.
Čajkanović characterizes the pre-Christian badnjak as a divinity who dies by burning to be reborn, comparing it in this respect with Attis, Osiris, Adonis, and Sandan.
Perry derided what he called Obama's "era of lawlessness," comparing it — in a nod to Tea Party activists — to British rule over American colonists.
Robey's biographer Peter Cotes disagreed with these assessments, praising the comedian's "droll like humour" and comparing it in greatness to Chaplin's miming and Grock's clowning.
Rolling Stone named it the second best album of 2013, comparing it in concept to Reed's polarizing 1975 album Metal Machine Music: "No wonder the late, great Lou Reed embraced Yeezus, since it's basically the Metal Machine Music concept translated into futuristic hip-hop, all industrial overload and hypertense egomania and hostile vibes".
I also compare it in the video unfavorably to the etch-a-sketch.
The judge, Sir Richard Henriques, called the plot "the most grave and wicked conspiracy ever proven within this jurisdiction" and compared it, in its potential for inflicting mass loss of life, to the Sept. 11 attacks.
Instead, the proposed methodology is validated by comparing it to in-service designs currently servicing sustainable energy projects.
One had compared it, in terms of its subversive impact, to the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion.
Go to a flea market and find an authentic version, have it dry-cleaned, and if you compare it in price to its new counterpart, you'll have enough money left over for a trip to Europe!
