Sentence examples for was most often compared from inspiring English sources

For novelty and daring, the figure to whom Andrée was most often compared was Columbus.

Seguin's exploits in juniors made him famous in Ontario, where he was most often compared to Steven Stamkos, another O.H.L. star who is now a top scorer for Tampa Bay.

As a high schooler, Alexander felt he was most often compared to Amar'e Stoudemire.

When the American Revolution ended, the Continental army officers and gentry tried to keep the British social hierarchy intact by establishing exclusive clubs, the most notable being the Society of the Cincinnati, named after the humble Roman dictator-democrat that Washington was most often compared to.

(The artist she's most often compared to is Missy Elliott).

Edwards is most often compared to Dungy, his former boss.

The dramatist to whom Albee is most often compared.

The player Simmons is most often compared to is LeBron James.

Asked whom he is most often compared to, Griffin said, "Shrek".

Biggie, of course, is the rapper to whom Tupac is most often compared.

And it is Murray to whom Tomic is most often compared.