Sentence examples for going to compare from inspiring English sources

But people are going to compare him.

"I'm going to compare my jurisdiction to another.

"Someone said, 'Are you going to compare us to monkeys?' And I said no, I was going to compare them to apes.

If I'm going to compare it to other books, it's the Mockingjay of the trilogy.

"I'm not going to compare any political event to this," he wrote, wrongly, it now seems.

Since everyone is going to compare them, how does it stack up against Game of Thrones?

"I'm not going to compare myself to any of the others," he says, sounding provocatively lofty.

I'm not going to compare divorce to the death of a child.

If we're going to compare console golf scores, exiled Scouser Tom Dabson wants some.

"I hope people are not going to compare to what I did before.

"If you're going to compare them — they arrived in boats; that's about it," he says.