Sentence examples for to be comparing from inspiring English sources

In fact most people appear to be comparing it, at first glance, to the Macarena.

You don't expect a writer of this originality to be comparing tightly confined soldiers with "sardines".

The artist seems to be comparing the girls to budding flowers.

You add pressure from the university to achieve and you're putting students in a situation where they are going to be comparing themselves to others.

In What's Your Flava? you seem to be comparing women with ice creams – "Met this chick named Walnut Whip", "I wonder if I can peel your wrapper".

There were times when she appeared to be comparing her struggle for the Democratic nomination with Dr. King's battles for civil rights.

He needs to be compared to Apple".

Who wants to be compared?

Ochoa used to be compared with Sorenstam.

"We don't want to be compared.

That immediately allows pictures to be compared.