Sentence examples for thing compared with from inspiring English sources

"The sheer scale of the thing, compared with France.

The BBC, he wrote, "is such a feeble thing compared with what it might be.

"Arranging colours on a canvas is a paltry thing compared with what calls out to be explored".

In Poland, only 48 percent said it was a "good thing," compared with 63 percent in 2009.

Opinium found that just 26% of British voters regard the EU as, overall, a "good thing" compared with 42% who say it is a "bad thing".

And that brings up another thing: compared with all the other great literary prizes, even the Orange, the Booker is impressively global.

Before they give a lecture to students they prepare lots of things, compared with the tutors in China.

"In my view, with increasingly complex institutions, dealing with so many different things compared with 20 or 30 years ago, there has to be some semblance of management".

He could get emotive, he said, about the amount of money the NHS spends on many other things compared with mental health.

Sure, these are small things, compared with what could be a major surgical procedure, but I just know I have to do this".

Although anaesthetists are required to monitor their patient's vital signs throughout the surgery and make adjustments as required, they are seen as having plenty of "leisure" for other things compared with those who wield the scalpel.