Sentence examples for getting compared from inspiring English sources

"That's when I started getting compared with Ken Loach," she says.

'We were getting compared to people like the Sex Pistols,' says Crew producer Mr Shabz, 23, speaking earlier this month.

It means you keep getting compared to Hooper and Pocock and they are absolutely on fire," says Kvesic.

Finally, keep a close eye on just how much of a discount you are getting compared with how much it is usually sold for.

These are movies which are admired for their high-mindedness and water-cooler talking-point qualities, although I have to say Spotlight is nowhere near as taut and tense as All the President's Men, to which it keeps getting compared.

And if getting compared to Kim Kardashian ("easily bought," as Mr Gervais offered in his opening monologue) is the price of a bump in the ratings, the Foreign Press Association has endured worse indignities in the past.

Why should an institution not be able to see how the deal they are getting compares with others?

Don gets compared to characters in both.

Unfortunately, people get compared to me in the same way I get compared to Bob fucking Dylan.

Yes, I know, most difficult writers get compared to Faulkner at some point.

"Anytime an African-American writes an unconventional novel, the writer gets compared to Ellison," he says.