Sentence examples for constantly comparing it from inspiring English sources

"We had to have songs that she could own, that she could sing without the listener constantly comparing it to other versions.

The physios are constantly comparing it to the other arm.

Thursday night there were as many men as women watching the game at Lido. "You really do an injustice to the women's game when you constantly compare it to the men's game," Kirschneck said.

Fans constantly compare it to 24 since it is made by the same creators of Homeland, and gripe about how different the shows can be and how different Carrie and Jack Bauer are.

And for people who are recovering from constantly comparing ourselves to others, it's hard not to have a sense of what we're supposed to do and where we're supposed to be.

As Neil de Grasse Tyson, the director of the American Museum of Natural History's spanking new Hayden Planetarium, puts it, astronomers are constantly comparing BB's to beach balls to get across the bigness of the universe.

Be careful of constantly comparing yourself to other people if it makes you get down on yourself.

It did not help that I worked for International Male and was constantly comparing myself to the top male models of my day.

It is just a set of probability statements from which hypotheses are generated by constantly comparing available data.

And, unlike a double transplant, a single one raises the question of symmetry, of constantly comparing the appendages.

People are less likely to come to the show with preconceived opinions, or to have a treasured production they're constantly comparing you with.