Sentence examples for pictures compared with from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zeffirelli's steep steps and church facade in "Cavalleria" and open clearing in "Pagliacci" are tame stage pictures compared with this famous director's usual upscale tastes.

Mr. Zuckerberg said that half of all News Feed posts are pictures, compared with about a quarter of all posts a year ago.

The subjective, panoramic view of history originated by Byron and Scott suggested new modes of expression to French artists, a more fluid, more personal way of making pictures compared with the native neo-classical tradition.

"Blu-ray players and discs give better viewing quality with sharper and more detailed pictures compared with DVD players and even HDTV broadcasts, but a great picture isn't all it is about," says Martyn Hocking, editor of Which?

Yet when you consider that the Duchess of Cambridge was the single most photographed woman (19 pictures compared with 13 for the next most photographed) and that her sister, Pippa Middleton, and Madeleine McCann were the only two other females to make the top 10 most depicted individuals it seems fair to say that this triumph was not a result of any position of authority or individual achievement.

In our previous task-fMRI study, we found that migraineurs exhibited hyperactivation in the anterior cerebellum lobe/culmen and visual cortex while viewing negative minus neutral affective pictures compared with healthy controls, and we proposed that migraine patients may have hypersensitivities to negative affective stimuli or that there is less inhibition in the cerebellum of migraineurs [23].

Now, he gets 25 channels and a crystal clear picture, compared with the 6 channels and snowy reception he had before the switchover.

That number was lower than the 3 percent forecasters had been expecting, but it is a rosy picture compared with the doldrums in Europe.

Even if some of that is catching up from a down year in 2001, it's still a good picture, compared with those of Fossil's competitors, according to Todd D. Slater, a retail analyst at Lazard.

A pathway for CRC including screening, follow-up surveillance and treatment for CRC would provide a bigger picture compared with studies that provide a snapshot view [79].

Earlier this week the International Monetary Fund (IMF) cut its growth forecast for the UK to 1% from 1.1%, but this is a rosier picture compared with its outlook for the eurozone, which it expects to shrink by 0.1% this year.