Sentence examples for thing compared to from inspiring English sources
Cricket is a lesser thing compared to what happened.
The modern tale is a flimsy thing compared to the beautifully performed period piece.
It's a very different thing compared to what I believe Steven has got.
"For me, the burglary was like this insignificant thing compared to what he was doing to me and my life.
"Right now there is controversy over cloning, but it's a very small thing compared to what's coming.
Ask Americans about "global warming", and a new study suggests that 13% more of them will think it's a bad thing compared to "climate change".
"Just little things compared to last year, but they slowed me down".
And being a smaller team gives us some creative licence to do things compared to say New York or Chicago".
"He ran the 2005 Copenhagen Marathon in 2 59 20, although I suppose he has the distinct advantage of actually training for these things, compared to the other footballers".
These might seem like minor things compared to the Yes campaign's magnificent vision of sovereign wills and self-determined states, but which tend to be quite important in preparing oneself for the next 300-odd years.
"In the scheme of things, compared to what we were hearing was possible, this is not so gloomy," said Jennifer Cunningham, executive director of the New York branch of 1199/S.E.I.U., the largest hospital workers' union.
