“liken”造句，怎麼用liken造句

Scientist liken voluntary or directed attention to a mental muscle that can wear out over time.

In New York, notes a Milanese insider, you can find many lawyers who think liken the Harvard-educated Mr Rossi.

Some people liken its ascent to that of the iPod, but that's misleading because the market for portable MP3 players was chaotic and immature when Apple entered it.

That's a conflict of interest, say critics who liken the situation to the regulation of the oil industry prior to last year's devastating Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

The White House was “infatuated with decisiveness, dismissive of deliberation”. It was full of idiots who thought it might be a good idea to liken Mr Bush to Thomas Jefferson.

Others liken it to a country club.

And the Lord said, Whereunto then shall I liken the men of this generation?

And they called on Google to be clearer about the rules governing AdWords, which experts liken to a "black box".

They will often kill any male or young chimpanzees they find, sometimes eating or physically brutalizing their victims in a manner that some researchers liken to torture.

I liken it to trying to stick to a diet in a house that is filled with chips, cookies, ice cream, pop and chocolate; you are just making it more difficult on yourself.

To whom then will ye liken me, or shall I be equal? Saith the Holy One.

I don’t think it’s really been done before, the only thing I liken it to is a movie like From Dusk Till Dawn —it seems all very ‘cops and robbers’ and all of a sudden there’s vampires.

Dr Kevorkian was hardly lovable. Bombastic and arrogant, he would liken himself to Galileo, Gandhi and Martin Luther King.

Others liken him to Captain Ahab pursuing his whale.