Sentence examples for comparison to such from inspiring English sources

In comparison to such scenes of devastation, Anthony Lombardo's panoramic view of Water Mill farmland seems benign at first glance.

Naturally I was flattered by the comparison to such a handsome, virile leading man.

More than a decade later, the virtue of Vong's décor is its calmness in comparison to such like-spirited successors as Kittichai and Mr. Vongerichten's own Spice Market.

The complete miniature universe that Norton created earned her comparison to such imaginative writers as J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, and Lewis Carroll.

Romero operated on budgets that shrank in comparison to such profits: Dawn of the Dead cost $114,000 and Dawn of the Dead, its widely loved sequel, was made for just $500,000.

My terror of street water looks pale and pathetic in comparison to such a description, though I would like to point out that beneath the streets of modern-day Greenpoint lies a ten-million-gallon reservoir of industrial pollution, fuel, naptha, oil, paraffin wax, and gasoline.

Some are also raising hyperbolic comparisons to such epic scandals as Watergate, predicting that Obama will be impeached.

In the secondary, Terrell Thomas is a lock-down cornerback and the sophomore Taylor Mays has drawn comparisons to such great U.S.C. safeties of the past as Dennis Smith and Troy Polamalu.

In a short time Golovkin has thrust himself into the pound-for-pound conversation while drawing straightfaced comparisons to such all-time iconic middleweights as Bernard Hopkins, Marvin Hagler and Carlos Monzon.

Among the Raiders who claimed to be indignant about comparisons to such icons was Bill Romanowski, a linebacker who played with Montana on Super Bowl champions in 1988 and 1989 with the 49ers.

Anderson's There Will Be Blood (2007), based on the novel Oil! by Upton Sinclair, drew comparisons to such classic films as Citizen Kane and Giant upon its release.