Sentence examples for yeah compared from inspiring English sources

"Yeah, compared to other parts of the city," Patterson said.

SW: Yeah, because comparing cookery television to cookery and recipes has never been done before.

JB: Yeah, I get compared a lot to Tom Waits and Randy Newman and Elvis Costello, too.

J and the 9s have been compared to the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and The Runaways.

Well, in terms of currency risk, yeah, it's risky compared to the dollar.

So, yeah, don't worry, compared to that nothing you say could possibly be that strange.

Allmusic's Andy Kellman noted the song as a highlight of Here I Stand, and compared it to "Yeah!" (2004).

"Goodies" is heavily influenced by male counterpart crunk song "Yeah" and also has been compared to Kelis's "Milkshake".

"Red Lips" also includes prominent guitar instrumentation, which Michael Cragg from The Guardian felt signaled a musical transition for Ferreira; he further compared the song to the works of the band Yeah Yeah Yeahs.

Well yeah: you're comparing two different types of storage, one of which is demonstrably faster than the other.

(Yeah, those buggies look pretty puny compared with a slick saloon with driver).