Sentence examples for lightweight compared to from inspiring English sources

Red Socks Pugie now sounds ever so slightly lightweight compared to their muscular, epic, funky rock.

"Almost everybody looks like an intellectual lightweight compared to Pierre Trudeau," said Elise Chenier, a history professor at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia.

Computer hardware is lightweight compared to its value, so chips and computers can be sent by air quickly to any location to meet demand.

But it seemed lightweight compared to the imaginative explosion that was to be the 1966 album "Pet Sounds," which took them from the beaches of Southern California straight to the doorstep of the Beatles, who became rabid fans.

But despite Mr. Smith's punchy guitar patterns, pleading melodies and melancholy grandeur, he was considered a dreamy lightweight compared to serious-minded contemporaries like Michael Stipe of R.E.M and Bono of U2.

Paul Howlett Thank You For Smoking (Jason Reitman, 2005), 11pm, Gold This satirical assault on the smoking lobby is lightweight compared to Michael Mann's weighty The Insider, but nevertheless makes for a sly comedy.

Even so, we're a bunch of lightweights compared to cyclists in the past.

Mr. Murphy, 65, said the suspects were lightweights compared to an elderly Albanian he once represented, who, when a young man threw a garbage can lid at his house, shot him six times and returned to sleep before the police arrived.

Our intensive evaluation indicates the state space based approach is accurate, stable and lightweight comparing to other strategies such as the autoregressive model (Liu and Cerpa, 2010).

FRP products are non-corrosive and lightweight when compared to traditional steel members.

And yet, writing a column scrutinising his pronouncements still feels like a strangely lightweight pursuit, compared to doing the same with, say, Chris Grayling.