Sentence examples for yet compared with the from inspiring English sources

Yet compared with the reputations of other members of that august pantheon, Wilson's lags far behind.

And yet compared with the artists Chadwick examines, Agar can sometimes feel frustratingly well-behaved.

Yet compared with the exhibition's other works, Cunningham's dances look much more classical.

And yet compared with the Brazil of old, this has the feel of a golden age.

Yet compared with the last half century, life in most of the country is refreshingly safe.

And yet compared with the bargain most Americans make when they buy pork in the supermarket, this is beauty itself.

Finally, according to Sheppard et al. (2007), the 1989 1996 period represents two time periods that "predate the 1997 onset of excessive leukemia …." Yet, compared with those in Fallon, the Sweet Home cottonwoods exhibited slightly higher tungsten concentrations over the 1989 1996 period.

Yet compared with these glamorous sports cars, the Subaru has all the sex appeal of oven mitts.

And while the scale of the unrest of the past few days does not yet compare with the three-week convulsion in hundreds of suburbs and towns in 2005, a chilling new factor makes it, in some sense, more menacing.

Yet compared with, say, the kicky, visceral pulp of Craig Brewer's "Black Snake Moan" — an aria of Southern excess — "Hounddog" is never more than a sluggish dawdle from shack to swimmin' hole and back again.

Yet compared with today, the Roman world appears pristine.