Sentence examples for it likens from inspiring English sources

It likens itself in its appellate character to a review of cases in equity or in admiralty or of an order upon a writ of habeas corpus in which issues of facts are triable to the court, and in which the review may properly involve a re-examination by the reviewing court of the whole record and of the findings of the court upon both the law and the evidence therein.

In Autodesk's case the idea is to drive the adoption of its new Spark software, a product it likens to being an "operating system for 3D-printing".

It likens the situation to the general ignorance of race hate crime before Stephen Lawrence's death.

And it likens Helen's emotional world to that of the narrator: her longing for Anactoria, whom she'd rather see "than all the chariots/ and armed men in Lydia".

It likens the heavy use of nitrogen fertilizer in conventional agriculture to a candy-induced "sugar high" and to taking steroids to build muscle mass.

And it likens his plight to that of Clarence Thomas – invoking Justice Thomas's line during his confirmation hearings that he was subject to a "high-tech lynching" by those who brought sexual harassment allegations against him.

The prosecution is seeking the death penalty for Mr Azam, whom it likened, in its closing arguments this week, to Adolf Hitler.

It likened sex to hanging out wet washing.

"Some of those who saw it have likened it to work by Klee.

Because of this, it was likened to milk in color".

Brock likens it to cotton candy.