Sentence examples for in a way comparable to from inspiring English sources

How and why did they shape and dress the stones in a way comparable to Greek architecture?

Williams first heard Prince when he was 12, and his death has shook him in a way comparable to only a few previous incidents.

What interaction of creditor-debtor dynamics and hard military power might test this proposition, in a way comparable to the Suez crisis of the 1950s?

"I can only imagine the use of 3-D will add to fashion shows in a way comparable to that of film," said the Hollywood cinematographer Michael Barrett.

The Web's growing legions of campaign reporters have married into the local population, spreading Web culture in a way comparable to how Alexander the Great's troops spread Greek culture.

John would like to see a national strategy for England that links culture, the creative industries and education in a way comparable to those that exist in Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland.

What stands in the way of the electric car is the failure of manufacturers to make small electric cars (the G-Wiz costs over £8,000 without VAT) that are in any way comparable to a typical small petrol car in terms of price and performance.

"After this historic, no legendary, march, a magic moment equal to the Big Bang which created the Universe, or in a smaller way comparable to the crowning of [the ancient Gaulish king] Vercingétorix, I am going home.

It turns out that there are a few subtleties here, among them that a 5% yield on a lifetime-only asset is in no way comparable to the 2% yield on a Treasury bond or a stock portfolio.

In his 2007 Personal History, "My Life List," McPhee acknowledged that his accomplishments as an omnivore are "in no way comparable to Sandy Frazier's….

As Simon points out, ingesting psilocybin is in no way comparable to going for a pint, or smoking a joint, or even doing a line.