Sentence examples for that likens from inspiring English sources

Christie reads from a review that likens the movie both to a dream and a nightmare.

This explains why the same review that likens "Lowboy" to Dostoyevsky also applauds its "thriller-like pace," the way "the suspense is expertly maintained".

The edited film that is "Chain Camera," a title that likens the process to a chain letter, was distilled to focus four- to six-minute segments on 16 students.

Thinker-politicians like Jefferson, Adams and Madison were just as familiar as we are with the metaphor that likens created work to physical property, especially to a landed estate.

And Painlevé's political commitments emerge in movies like "The Vampire" (1945), a close study of the maleficent Brazilian vampire bat that likens the creature to France's recently departed Nazi occupiers.

The film's title, a slang term that likens the situation in the midwestern American city to the war in Iraq, has caused controversy, with Mayor Rahm Emanuel telling Lee he "wasn't happy" with the comparison.

Claims that liken radicalisation to paedophilia have no evidence base.

Tampa arrives flanked by quotations that liken it to Lolita, an inevitable comparison that doesn't do it any favours.

The painter Charles Demuth depicted them in a 1927 masterpiece, "My Egypt," that likened their majesty to that of the pyramids.

The soldier's treatment there prompted international protests from the UN, Amnesty International and other organisations that likened it to torture.

Monk-e-mail was brought out as part of a campaign for CareerBuilder that likened a bad job to working in an office filled with chimpanzees.