Sentence examples for often compared to from inspiring English sources

Morrison is often compared to Faulkner.

Romney's religious dilemma is often compared to that of Kennedy.

Edwards is most often compared to Dungy, his former boss.

Pujols is more often compared to another icon these days.

(The artist she's most often compared to is Missy Elliott).

Bretton Woods I is often compared to a poker game.

Indeed, he is often compared to Adolf Hitler, modern history's exemplar of serial aggression.

Torino is often compared to Paris for its cold temperatures and architectural aesthetics.

Asked whom he is most often compared to, Griffin said, "Shrek".

In those days, incredible as it may seem now, Bush was often compared to Lincoln.

One is Meic Stevens, the uncompromising Welsh singer and songwriter often compared to Bob Dylan.