Sentence examples for really compared to from inspiring English sources

But nothing, either before or afterwards, really compared to Berlin.

Really, compared to that, Jen and Vince still have a very long way to go.

"It's of no significance really compared to the terrible things that happened to the victims, but in retirement, people say: 'What did you do?'.

"The fact that I can model is cool but nothing, really, compared to what I do in the sport," Ms. Mancino said.

"Thirty one days seems quite a challenge for us to Give it up for GOSH but it is nothing really compared to what lots of the brave GOSH patients have to sacrifice.

"Sitting underneath this is a real focus on just creating a much more transparent approach to issues like workforce and payment and funding for mental health services, which historically have been set in a bunker, really, compared to the way we think about physical health".

Nothing really compares to what has happened this week.

But nothing really compares to the two soaraway highlights of Bonkers.

"But none of it could really compare to baseball," Jones said.

"The quality of experience he's faced doesn't really compare to what I've faced," De La Hoya said.

There are a number of great venues still knocking around in London, such as XOYO and Oval Space, but nothing really compares to Fabric.