Sentence examples for later likened from inspiring English sources

He later likened the New Deal to socialism and communism.

MPs later likened it to a Victorian workhouse.

Jewell later likened himself to a bleeding cow being set upon by piranhas.

Mr. Clinton later likened the sessions to "going to the dentist without having your gums deadened".

She suffered whiplash and a spate of ageist remarks – a subject of jest she later likened to racism.

Brand later likened the debate to a "row at a jumble sale" in an episode of his satirical YouTube show, The Trews.

Lotto thinks her "the purest person he'd ever met," and later likens her to a saint.

He later likens the situation to a boxing match, with the return of his passport marking a break between rounds: "But it is not a boxing match for 12 rounds but for 120 rounds".

When asked about this equation, Roth later likens Garland's relationship with Percy more to that of Brahms and his violinist Joseph Joachim: "He's a composer who knows very well the performer," he says.

The team would later liken the moment to tossing logs onto a small fire, choking it.

The on-duty Sloppy Joes bartender would later liken Ernest and Martha's meeting to Beauty and the Beast.