Sentence examples for something to compare from inspiring English sources

But the point is, there's something to compare it to.

This is something to compare with Joe Brainerd's ecstatic memoir I Remember.

But the remarkable Son of Saul is something to compare with Klimov's Come and See.

Speed affects you only if you have something to compare it to.

Now things look a million times more optimistic, and we have something to compare it to.

It is hardly something to compare to Spielberg's far more conventional Schindler's List which by comparison pulls punches.

The idea was to try to do something objectively to compare decisions down the road".

In short, I have something with which to compare this experience, and it compares very badly indeed.

An Oscar for Adolph Caesar might have boosted this movie: something to be compared to A Few Good Men.

In its gentleness, its shrewd psychological insight and unforced accumulation of detail, his film is something to be compared with the work of Taiwanese director Edward Yang.

Brooklyn is something to be compared with Frank McCourt's Angela's Ashes, filmed by Alan Parker in 1999, and Ken Loach's Jimmy's Hall from 2014.