Sentence examples for sort of compare from inspiring English sources

"I would sort of compare them to Wal-Mart coming in and taking over from all the mom and pops'," said Dr. William West, who works at an abortion clinic in Dallas.

He sort of compares to Animal Kingdom in some respects.

After Gove's latest Nazi comments, the prime minister told Sky News: "To hear the leave campaign today sort of comparing independent experts and economists to Nazi sympathisers – I think they have rather lost it.

We know we are actually sort of comparing apples to chicken-fried steak in some cases, but we just want you to drink the best whiskey you can.

Because you've got no self esteem and I'm always sort of comparing myself with people who do work.

I mean, it's sort-of bulky compared to Seagate's smaller FreeAgent Go drives, but it's manageable.

How does this sort of work compare with heavy-duty IT tasks like upgrading enterprise systems?

Comparing The People v OJ Simpson: American Crime Story to American Horror Story is sort of like comparing Beethoven's fifth symphony to those Beethoven movies about an affectionate St Bernard.

Being stalked by wild panthers sounds sort of refreshing, compared to this.

"It's sort of like comparing Alabama to New York Shanghaiai being New York and Alabama being the Pearl River Delta," he adds.

But in retrospect it seems an innocent sort of sexiness compared with the accepted prurience of today.