Sentence examples for to ask compared from inspiring English sources

Many of his riffs concern the difficulty of being an artist (as compared with what, the reader wants to ask, compared with being a soldier? A factory worker? A farmer?) and the stupidity of ordinary people.

A few are, perhaps, but you have to ask: compared to whom?

When I teach research methods, I tell students on the first day that one of the most important questions to ask about any claim is, "compared to what?" When Time declares that marriage is "a better vessel," then we need to ask, compared to what?

To which proponents ask, compared to what? "The other waste that we should keep front and center in our minds is having nine percent of the workforce unemployed," Burtless said.

Asking for a special appetizer doesn't seem like such a huge ask compared to an entree (main meal) size.

Volume of close to 6,000 calls almost equivalent to the existing open interest at the 35 strike traded Tuesday, while the 40 call traded twice as frequently to the "ask" compared to the "bid" on overall volume of 5,000 contracts.

"Then the only thing is the background here — is it too heavy compared to that one?" Dangin asked, comparing two pictures with the same windswept hills.

How dare he, they asked, compare them to mall cops?

"Have you seen that area?" he asked, comparing it to a war zone.

Among ANC clients, 98.6% (72) reported that they were given an opportunity to ask questions, compared to 90.3% of inpatients and 89.7% (62) of outpatients.

So be sure to ask when comparing quotes for the same ship.