Sentence examples for constantly compared to from inspiring English sources

Through the constant comparative method[ 23] incidents, events and activities were identified and constantly compared to emerging categories.

Kate Middleton is constantly compared to the woman who would have been her mother-in-law.

He was constantly compared to the piano giant Bill Evans, a mentor and friend.

Back in his honeymoon days Mr Obama was constantly compared to Roosevelt.

"The story is constantly compared to Cool Runnings," offers Bill Zammit unprompted, to kick off our conversation.

Since the TV adaptation was first announced, Outlander has been constantly compared to Game Of Thrones, another large-scale quasi-historical epic with lashings of sex and violence.

Every woman can try to look a bit better which is nice, for them, and for men, but when they start to obsess, to constantly compare, to weep, to deny, to break their lives in pursuit of a dream their birth looks will never ever let them have, then it has all gone more than a little bit wacko.

We never even really played shows together but we would constantly get compared to each other, constantly get mistaken for one another.

The simulated data are constantly being compared to the actual data.

"I was constantly being compared to him, and that got old.

And if you've had a long career, like me, you're constantly being compared to others.