Sentence examples for which likens from inspiring English sources

Dundes was greatly influenced by this seminal work, which likens jokes to dreams.

The main Christmas campaign, which likens Target to elves, presents Target as the busy shopper's friend, fan and facilitator.

This is the conviction that fuels the anti-abortion movement, which likens stopping abortion to stopping the Holocaust.

Q: Your song "John Walker's Blues," which likens John Walker Lindh to Jesus, has been denounced in some quarters as unpatriotic.

Their lyrics are a no-man's-land of depressing metaphors, including the love song Fire (their biggest hit, and tonight's encore), which likens sexual attraction to murder.

They envision an accident far different from the apocalypse suggested by an ad campaign by one of the opponent groups, Riverkeeper, which likens the reactors to a "weapon of mass destruction".

His homily, which likened the Basilica of SS.

These included air-conditioning leaks and polystyrene slab insulation, which likened to a "great big termite Po Boy".

Two other city officials were suspended over the racist emails, one of which likened Barack Obama to a chimpanzee.

Devellano's extensive remarks, which likened N.H.L. players to cattle, violated a leaguewide order barring team owners and officials from commenting on the lockout.

Typical was a not entirely favorable review in The New Yorker, which likened the show to "a hardware store... run by Brancusi and Léger".