Sentence examples for explicitly compared to from inspiring English sources

They are explicitly compared to Snape and Lily.

(A character from Petronius's "Satyricon," he gave lavish parties for degenerates, and Gatsby is explicitly compared to him. West Egg, of course, is where Gatsby lived).

"It is the first time that the roles of humans as predators are explicitly compared to the roles of other predators in food webs".

We thus show that whereas working memory (assessed with an antonym production task) is significantly related to the ability to perform the no-reference task (in which the two tones on each trial must be explicitly compared to determine whether they are different), it was not significantly related to performance in the with-reference condition (see [5] for a similar pattern in adolescents).

We found that standard treatment options were almost never explicitly compared to one other.

Also, the inter-subunit contacts characterized here should be explicitly compared to the h2-h2 interactions inferred by Shen et al. (2014).

Whole-body cryotherapy with subsequent kinesiotherapy effects in AS patients was explicitly better compared to the group of patients who received only kinesiotherapy.

In one campaign speech, the heir to the Congress dynasty, Rahul Gandhi, explicitly compared Modi to Hitler, warning that he would discard democracy altogether.

The self-identified democratic socialist explicitly compared himself to Obama.

He dressed as a Bedouin chief, father figure, Arab warrior-king, like Saladin; his propaganda explicitly compared him to Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon.

When the company reached a billion users, in the fall of 2012, it explicitly compared itself to a chair — a ubiquitous but stunningly boring part of our lives.