Sentence examples for going to get compared from inspiring English sources

Well, it's inevitably going to get compared to that last outing, one of the best TV comedies of recent times.

"Naturally, it's going to get compared to 'The Wrestler,' " said Mr. Hanson, referring to the 2008 Academy Award nominee.

Of course, any blood diagnostics startup claiming to collect just a few drops of blood for testing on a small device is going to get compared to Theranos, which first promised to deliver results for hundreds of diseases on a single drop of blood.

In a world where any female singer coming out of England is going to get compared to the freight train known as Adele, Ray stands on her own with her Phil Spector-esque pop, and throwback and guitar-laden tracks.

To get compared to Adele is amazing.

If you're going to compare me, compare me to Tony Scott, to old school Ridley Scott.

Only time will tell whether that is going to be value, compared to getting a world-class fly-half".

The two groups are going to be compared, and those who are on the waiting list will be jealous of those who are getting care.

Don gets compared to characters in both.

"Because chances are, especially with a guy like Gene Hackman or Kevin Spacey, you're not going to get favorably compared".

In a large country with little cross-country public transport network, getting around was always going to compare unfavourably to Japan and South Korea's bullet trains or Germany's supremely efficient network.