Sentence examples for was often compared with from inspiring English sources

He was often compared with Thatcher.

When she was younger, Netrebko was often compared with Audrey Hepburn.

The land bared for cultivation was so fertile that it was often compared with the Nile River valley.

In fact Lispector was often compared with writers – Woolf, Joyce, Proust, Jean-Paul Sartre – whom she then went on to read for the first time.

The comic dramatist NF Simpson, who has died at the ripe old age of 92, was often compared with Eugène Ionesco.

Reported profits and cash flow looked good, and he was often compared with Jack Welch, the legendary manager of General Electric.

Its best hope is that the solar cell industry doesn't follow the curve of the DRAM market it is often compared with--a once high-margin technology that turned suddenly, brutally, into a low-profit commodity market.

eurobonds are often compared with the Marshall Plan.

In its epidemic reach, Ebola is often compared with H.I.V.

The Philippines is often compared with Thailand, which has a particularly active family planning program.

The medieval period is often compared with its successor and found lacking.