Sentence examples for will be likened from inspiring English sources

If the right does not like someone, there is a good chance he will be likened to Nazis or called an anti-Semite.

Beyond espionage, any public figure who combines grandiose ambition, perceived malign purpose and memorable idiosyncrasy will eventually be likened to a "Bond villain".

Any motion picture with even a hint of structural invention to it will inevitably be likened to jazz, but here's a film whose dichotomous blend of spontaneity and precision actually justifies the comparison.

(Come to think of it, perhaps each of these realms will be chagrined to be likened to the other).

The ExCel conference centre, which will host seven Olympic and six Paralympic sports, can be likened to an airport.

If the effect can be likened to a hypodermic needle, Mr. Coen said, there will be "a little more juicy needle this year".

Laboratories can be likened to kitchens.

Soil can be likened to organisational culture.

Financial derivatives can be likened to a new drug.

But it might be likened to a very fine colander.

According to him, it can be likened to national service.