Sentence examples for has often been compared from inspiring English sources

(Indeed, Hillary Clinton has often been compared to the character).

Alice Munro has often been compared to Chekhov, but perhaps she's more like Cézanne.

Blair's moral interventionism has often been compared to Gladstone's, and there is something in it.

Donald Trump's movement has often been compared to that of a rightwing European party.

Her fame has often been compared to that of Elvis Presley in the West.

Its ability to change course has often been compared to that of a supertanker.

He wanted to be read as one reads Proust, with whom he has often been compared.

Valero's work has often been compared to that of Federico García Lorca.

THE peculiar character of Saparmurat Niyazov, the president of Turkmenistan, has often been compared to Stalin's.

Bravo has often been compared for style to his cousin and fellow Trinidadian, Brian Lara.

Philipp Melanchthon, a Lutheran theologian to whom he has often been compared, also attended the conference.