Sentence examples for mean compared from inspiring English sources

I mean, compared to what, people?

I mean, compared with giving Bonk a once-over against the glittering backdrop of the City skyline..

I mean, compared to stand-up, the other main thing I do?

"There's no comparison," Couples said of what winning his first senior major would mean compared with winning the Masters.

We are as capable as before of affording for everyone a high standard of life high, I mean, compared with, say, twenty years ago and will soon learn to afford a standard higher still.

Okay, so when I say powerhouse, I mean compared to the other Amiga machines out there.

I mean, compare him to other people.

In this case, that would mean comparing the life of a 12-year-old boy with narcolepsy with a healthy boy the same age.

I mean, compare our march with, say, the White Rose Movement, the youth group who were executed for standing up to Hitler.

Only seven per cent of men were unaware of what the term 'smartphone' meant, compared to 18% of women.

It means compared with January 2013 there were an additional 362,000 people waiting for an operation.