Sentence examples for seriously compare from inspiring English sources

A spokesperson for Blair then hit back, saying nobody could "seriously compare" Blair's work as Middle East envoy with that of a business lobbyist.

That Powers can seriously compare credit-card fraud and intercepted cell-phone calls to the threat of thermonuclear incineration, however, speaks mainly to the infectiousness of privacy panic.

If Linda Flayton can seriously compare her children's borrowing clothing from her without asking, to her sneaking about reading their diaries, she is dangerously misguided.

"You cannot seriously compare Tony Blair's role as quartet representative, which requires him to talk to governments around the world about the Middle East peace process, to that of a lobbyist".

He showed little if any awareness of the antiquarian research of his own and earlier generations; nor did he seriously compare and criticize the different histories and their discrepancies that were available to him.

But can you seriously compare James to any other writer in the world except, say, other mega bestsellers?

Is Team GB doing so well that it seriously compares to Team USA?

To excuse the pun, comedy isn't taken very seriously compared to other genres, yet we are so good at it in the UK!

It's a passion that Mr. McInerney, a 44-year-old architect from San Diego, takes seriously, comparing his drive to streamline with the process of writing a novel.

Whoa! You're not seriously comparing McGregor to Ali and Lee, Are you, Andrew?

Ross: Are you seriously comparing a Trident base to a Nazi death camp?