Sentence examples for quite compared with from inspiring English sources

But when it came to beer in the place of wine, nothing quite compared with our final night at Casa Baladin.

But nothing quite compared with the 2 a.m. visitation by a group of formally dressed guests, one of them carrying a harp.

"Nothing," she insists, "quite compares with the sense of liberation I felt.

To many present-day pilgrims, however, nothing quite compares with the experience of traveling the road to Damascus.

As for "God Bless America," many are of the opinion that nothing can quite compare with the classic 1938 Kate Smith rendition.

And in the history of 20th-century art there's nothing that quite compares with the size and import of his estate".

But commercial products can't quite compare with homemade, unlabeled pepper sauces, often packaged in used Lucozade bottles (it's an energy drink).

Nothing will ever quite compare with Brubeck's late-fifties quartet with the star saxophonist Paul Desmond, but the legendary pianist's current foursome still sports some impressive players, including the bassist Michael Moore and the multi-instrumentalist Robert Militello.

But for art as a record of neurosis, nothing quite compares with the work of his exact contemporary, Giovan Battista di Jacopo, known as Rosso Fiorentino, or the Redheaded Florentine, who all but erased the line between spirituality and satire.

Photograph: Phil Noble/PA They may not quite compare with the British Comedy Awards, but when it comes to attracting publicity, Loaded's annual Lafta awards punch well above their weight.

Even playing a Bond girl in Tomorrow Never Dies and a Bafta-nominated warrior in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon don't quite compare with being cast as Aung San Suu Kyi.