Sentence examples for i feel compared from inspiring English sources

"The quality of lighting in those days was far more subtle and artistic, I feel, compared to today," he said.

SHEILA SCHAEFFER Computer aide, Fort Wayne, Ind ."The Republican Party just agrees with the way I feel compared with the Democratic Party, which is right now almost a communist party.

"It does redefine what we do as publishers and I feel, compared with most of my counterparts, more optimistic about what this means for us," said Makinson, who has compared the advent of the ebook to the invention of the printing press.

Mangold exhaled audibly as she gripped the bar, and one saw on the scoreboard close-up that she'd painted her nails red, white, and blue — a slightly disappointing showing, I felt, compared with the tiny barbells she'd painted for the Olympic trials, in March.

Asked how it felt compared to performing at the Cambridge Theatre, Cleo said: "It's like a million times bigger.

And even with dykes, I didn't feel compared to them either.

Straddling the border between Syria and Lebanon, I remembered how lucky Syrians used to feel, compared with the Lebanese and "their" sectarian self-cannibalism.

Fortunately, the Ultra has some nice heft to it, which helps give the whole package a more premium feel compared to other top-tier smartphones (I'm looking at you Galaxy S4).

I decided to pick each up just to see how they feel compared to the iPhone 4. It's kind of a joke.

You might notice that spinach is less bitter and has a soft mouth feel compared with kale, which is more tough and fibrous.

Moreover, it's likely to scare off your current date who may just feel compared, analyzed and found wanting!