Sentence examples for look has been compared from inspiring English sources

I didn't fit the demo perfectly — my fashion look has been compared to a laundry basket that grew legs — but I still should have been an Esquire reader.

The two-wheeled Segway's simple looks have been compared to an old-fashioned reel lawn mower's, but its seeming simplicity is deceptive.

At times, Dimitrov really did look like Roger Federer, to whom he has been compared for so long.

The Da Vinci robot has been compared in look to an old computer console or even a spider, but it has transformed the method and perception of how surgery is performed.

Perhaps because of his clean-cut looks and strong hairline, Mr. Harrington has been compared to Jon Hamm and George Clooney.

To spot them represents a challenge that has been compared to looking across thousands of miles to see a firefly buzzing around a brilliant searchlight.

If Director's Cut really was a new album, if you were hearing these songs for the first time, then it probably would be considered among Kate Bush's masterpieces: certainly, the sheer quality of the songwriting makes every recent female artist who has been compared to her look pretty wan by comparison.

Jack O'Connell has been compared to Tom Hardy -- and he kind of looks like Anton Yelchin -- but his closest match for "Unbroken" might be Jim Caviezel in "The Passion of the Christ".

Will Dean has been compared to a shark.

She has been compared to WG Sebald, but I think this is because of the black-and-white photographs she has used, which always look melancholy.

Its odor has been compared to iodine.