Examples of using Often compared in English and their translations into French
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it is famous for the clarity of its waters, often compared to a lagoon.
iconography of the mural are often compared to the figures atop the Stele of Hammurabi.
New Zealand is often compared to Noah's ark.
animals that it shelters, New Zealand is often compared to Noah's Ark.
As youth looked to position their experiences within a broader contest, they often compared this war with the last.
Musically, Barren Cross is often compared to Iron Maiden,
The band often compared to Behemoth as well as Immortal,
The committee's anti-communist investigations are often compared with those of Joseph McCarthy who, as a U.S. Senator.
It is often compared to So Sick in the sense that there is a huge difference in contrast between the two.
Very often compared to coffee, native Brazilians,
Manila and Ataulfo, often compared to Carabao in terms of size,
The battle of the Bosnian forces is often compared in fact to the battle of David against Goliath.
Recycling rates are often compared to present consumption,
Cost/benefit analyses often compared the preferred option only with the existing situation,
The play portrays the adventures of the 18th century German criminal Schinderhannes, often compared to Robin Hood.
a teacher and was often compared to Chopin or Liszt.
Located in the trendy Notting Hill district since 1965 and often compared to the Rio carnival,
her style is often compared to writers such as Jan Siebelink
The stratum corneum has a particular structure, often compared to a brick wall(corneocytes)
Often compared to his contemporary, Louis XIV,