Sentence examples for getting compared with from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Actors who play Hamlet get compared with Olivier, he said; actors who play Tom Joad ("The Grapes of Wrath") to Henry Fonda.

The average farm wage is now only 40% of what urban workers get, compared with over 100% in the 1980s.

Downing Street released no specific details of the powers in advance, but the Guardian understands they will include more control over energy policy and constitutional matters, as well as the ambition of settling the long-running debate about how much funding Wales gets compared with Scotland.

"This one, genuinely, is my favourite job, without a shadow of a doubt, because actually in the arts we get – compared with entertainment – the most inspiring ideas, the most broad range of things I have ever seen, meet the most interesting people, see the best things".

So it doesn't bother me who I get compared with.

GE, dragged down by its finance operations, got compared with industrial conglomerates, including 3M, Honeywell and United Technologies.

That's according to new info from analytics firm Localytics, which says that Samsung sees a GSIII sales spike whenever it gets compared with Apple's phone.

Gunshot wounds to the brain often get compared with strokes.