Examples of using Often compared in English and their translations into Polish
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The vegetation of this island is especially interesting- there is not a single tree on the island which is why it is often compared to the Moon's surface.
which is often compared to mahogany.
It is also a rich source of natural antioxidants very often compared to the action of red wine,
These are called the Mountains of Creation… a nebula often compared to the famous Pillars of Creation…
Often compared to a child's, with eyes in the wrong place
The wine is often compared to Barolo, even called“Baby Barolo”,
A screening of cult animated films from the series‘Masyanya' by Oleg Kuvaev showing everyday life in present Russia and because of the stylistics often compared to‘South Park' animation.
Bach and Mozart were Mendelssohn's beloved composers, and he was often compared with the latter as a child genius.
Miller is often compared to KSC's goalkeeping legend Oliver Kahn,
This unusual evening is often compared to the New York Met Gala,
its festivities are often compared to those of Mardi Gras.
probably the best known art area in China, often compared with New York's Greenwhich Village,
Morales is often compared to Candelaria Pérez, a Chilean cantinière of the earlier War of the Confederation who was
the Chinese are often compared with the smart kids young horses.
are still widely and quite unanimously questioned and often compared to voodoo?
reason in Islamic law, the modern-day Ahl-i Hadith are often compared to the older Zahirite school of Islamic law,
The style of Stamitz's music is often compared with the clarity and charm of Mozart's youthful works(the latter owed much to the achievements of the"Mannheim School"),
They are often compared to other alternative rock bands from that time that were similarly labeled as"alternative",
Kulik often compares her work in the darkroom to a miner's work.
Politicians arguing in favour of mass surveillance often compare metadata to an address written on an envelope,