Sentence examples for why I compared from inspiring English sources

Here's why I compared Office to Docs/Drive and iWork, for what it's worth.

And this results in a realtime conversation taking place over Twitter — which is why I compare it to IM. Granted, for those not in the conversation who follow the people I'm responding to, this has to be pretty annoying.

That's why I've compared him to such high stylists as Howard Hawks and Ernest Hemingway, who similarly exhibited in person the extreme stylistic precision of their work.

I mean, why would I compare Mark Richard's spare and eviscerating (literally!

Why am I comparing riding a bike to life?

Why do I compare Monsanto to BP? Azevedo got a small taste of Monsanto's character.

Why am I comparing myself to these otherwise lovely women who at this moment I really don't like?

By now you might be wondering why am I comparing a present-day character to tropes and writings from half a century ago.

We know that protectionism is on the rise again, and that's why I often compare the current situation with the situation in 1913.

We've argued relentlessly that I need to be able to compare my student's reading ability with the reading ability of Chris McNoname in Iowa, so why can't I compare the tests that each one is taking?

You know why I don't compare my parenting to anyone else's?