Sentence examples for while they compared from inspiring English sources
On Kathryn Bigelow's controversial Afghanistan thriller Zero Dark Thirty, Poehler remarked "when it comes to torture, I trust the lady who spent three years married to James Cameron", while they compared Daniel Day Lewis to E.T., and Fey called Quentin Tarantino "the star of all my sexual nightmares" – it was frothy yet cutting presenting that launched a thousand appreciative gifs.
While they compared it to AppleTV, such a device seems more like an orange — it's dependent upon a host PC, doesn't have a hard drive, and doesn't make use of content purchased from an iTunes-like store.
They also, in another work [47], reported their findings for a silver chiral structure with varying structural parameter and azimuthal incident angle, while they compared these results with those of a multi-ring.
The image of a beanfield is contrasted against the image of a lute while they are compared to the image of a coy woman being caressed and then resisting the caresses.
This is of particular importance for considering the results of scene discrimination studies, where multiple scenes must be held online while they are compared.
They compare tans while a clipboard-carrying whiz-kid, Jack Jenkins, outlines the morning's battle plan.
"Your CEO needs to hear only one thing," Steve had told her several days earlier, while they were comparing notes.
Nor was it the way in which Ehud Barak conducted the Camp David talks, presenting to Yasir Arafat as ultimatums proposals that, while they were generous compared with Israeli positions in the past, were entirely insufficient in Palestinian eyes.
The students measured the physiology of actors and musicians while they performed and compared that to the physiology and emotions of the audience, paying close attention to the role that empathy plays in creating a captivating performance.
While they remain dense compared to other U.S. cities, they are getting less dense over time, as proportionally more of the population is in suburban areas.
Among the 6% classified as having positive RS, while they began poorly compared to predicted, by 6 months they reached an average rating slightly better than expected.
