Sentence examples for happily compare from inspiring English sources

I would happily compare Lisa to Dorothy Parker.

Fleming happily compared himself with the other big hitters of the day, Eric Ambler and Len Deighton.

While newcomers may turn up their noses when told to move to Bentonville, once they arrive, they seem to enjoy the life, which Mayor Coberly happily compares to Mayberry.

In some mystical quarters, the vibrating strings that are now posited to make up the created universe are happily compared to angels' harps or the motion of their wings.

Bankers are happily comparing the amount of cash that people hold in America only 13% of their total wealth, according to Morgan Stanley to countries in Europe, where, for instance, Germans keep 33% of their wealth in cash.

All of them had laughed happily when Milena compared Luda to Saddam Hussein.

He adores cricket and can happily spend days comparing and contrasting different match reports.

It is interesting to compare our trade with the top legal brains who happily charge a movie client £500 an hour to defend their reputation.

"Enter a Free Man," which I've already discussed, had opened to mixed notices at the St. Martin's Theatre in March, and "The Real Inspector Hound," to which I'll return later, had been more happily received (the Observer compared it to a Fabergé Easter egg) when it arrived at the Criterion Theatre, in June, just two months before the Russian tanks rolled into Prague.

I don't know how six Super Bowl touchdown passes compare to three World Cup final goals, only that I'll happily take them both for my team.

But she also turns the songs inside out, comparing their happily-ever-after sentiments with the reality of love betrayed and lies casually told.