Sentence examples for feel comparable from inspiring English sources

Nick Levine of Digital Spy felt the song had a "clubby and au courant" feel, comparable to "Only Girl (In the World)" (2010) by Barbadian recording artist Rihanna.

Something that the breakout director of 2012 ( An Oversimplification of Her Beauty) himself credits to an appealing brand that feels comparable to the fuck-your-feelings HBO of yesterday (ex. Taxi Confessions).

The BBC's reporting was, he felt, comparable to "a British National party awayday".

Told that the Big Unit felt comparable, weight-wise, to a baseball, Johnson demurred and said, "I don't know if it would kill a bird".

On your knee you know it is there, and weighing 3kg it feels comparable to a dog of a similar size.

For a short time, at least, we have felt comparable things, our thoughts have travelled along similar tracks, and we have common ground.

Terry Collins, the manager of the Mets, said the duel felt comparable to the game Harvey pitched against the Washington Nationals' Stephen Strasburg earlier this season.

Zorn's four concerts in Adelaide are the first he has ever given in Australia, including a five-and-a-half hour Masada marathon whose scale and ambition feels comparable to the Old Testament on shuffle.

I demoed a number of VR experiences and on-average things felt comparable to an experience on the Gear VR while the higher-resolution displays offered crisp views.

It's not the thinnest phone you'll ever see, but even with a four-row QWERTY keyboard in tow, the Glide feels comparable in weight to an iPhone 4S.

But since it's a car designed to span both the age of the driver and the age of driverless vehicles, with eventual plans to upgrade its software to offer full autonomy, the cockpit also feels comparable to luxury driver-focused vehicles.