Sentence examples for for me compared from inspiring English sources

It's a big change for me compared to last year.

"The biggest difference for me, compared to Joe Umpire, is the media," Cortesio said.

He said that the period after last week's election had been "actually a peaceful time for me, compared with the hurly-burly of a campaign".

Ms. White said, "The bugs are actually easy for me, compared to doing a play where I'm not saying" a profanity that cannot be printed.

"But on a per capita basis, I'm the real champ, and I don't hesitate to boast about it -- something like $175 per state resident for me, compared to $125 or so for the senator.

"It is a good weekend for me compared to what I have had in the past, so I'm happy," said Hamilton after the race, trying to remain low-key.

Writing is a serious and sober activity for me now compared to when I was younger.

This is almost simple enough for me, especially compared with the horrific recipes that robbed Escoffier's creation of its good name.

Sound doesn't have the same importance or emotional meaning for me, as compared to what it means for people who hear.

Asked about his game he said: "I'm driving the ball really well and I feel there could be something in the low 60s for me - compared to previous years the course is probably a bit more receptive".

But for me, nothing compared to that goodbye.