Nobody wants Fukushima mentioned in the same breath as Chernobyl.
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CoreOS is often mentioned in the same breath as Docker.
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BD: Right, and you're always mentioned in the same breath as them.
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Val Demings, is often mentioned in the same breath as Abrams and Bottoms.
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"Anytime you can be mentioned in the same breath as Brodeur, that's a pretty cool thing."
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But, he is never mentioned in the same breath as Sakuraba for his exploits in Japan.
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Already, the company is being mentioned in the same breath as the players it wants to beat.
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That McCarthy felt Trump should be mentioned in the same breath as Rohrabacher was no small thing.
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The magnitude of the abomination almost forbids that it be mentioned in the same breath as any other horror.
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In an interview this week, Mr. Baldwin objected strongly to being mentioned in the same breath as the Garbers.
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Suddenly, he is hearing his name mentioned in the same breath as Norma McCorvey, the eponymous plaintiff in Roe v.
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In literary circles, which he avoided, his exquisitely crafted stories were mentioned in the same breath as Maupassant, Chekhov and Joyce.
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We were mentioned in the same breath as the National Endowment for the Arts, an organization whose mission we admire deeply.
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To be even mentioned in the same breath as all those other artists is a little surreal for someone like me.
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Conversely, it may be wiser to avoid being mentioned in the same breath as Mr Trump altogether than it is to embrace him.
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Connected vehicles are booming – they're often mentioned in the same breath as autonomous cars, but are much more achievable from a technical perspective.
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It sounds bonkers, or taken from science fiction, yet floating is increasingly mentioned in the same breath as yoga, spin class, and green juice.
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The output of other Dogme 95 filmmakers is still mentioned in the same breath as Lars Von Trier by all but the most faithful.
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Among critics, documentarians and industry folk, CIFF is now mentioned in the same breath as the trailblazing True/False Film Festival in Columbia, Missouri.
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The legendary Moore Capital is closing His name was often mentioned in the same breath as George Soros, Stan Druckenmiller and Paul Tudor Jones.
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You may have heard of Quant, who's often mentioned in the same breath as the Swinging Sixties, but contemporary fashion owes her so much more.
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There are at least a dozen whose names can be easily mentioned in the same breath as Ali's as the greatest pound-for-pound fighters.
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Microsoft's smart assistant is actually pretty solid, all things told, but it rarely gets mentioned in the same breath as Alexa, Siri or Google Assistant.
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It should not be mentioned in the same breath as the thinner, lighter and significantly more powerful Apple iPad Mini – except in one key respect.
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Cadillac has aspired to be mentioned in the same breath as those automakers, but its success at the world's most storied tracks has been limited.
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And, most crucially, it introduced us to one of horror's most famous villains, destined to be eternally mentioned in the same breath as Freddy and Jason.
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Caroline is now frequently referred to as a grifter and a scammer, usually mentioned in the same breath as Anna Delvey, Elizabeth Holmes, and Billy McFarland.
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"To even be mentioned in the same breath as coach Belichick ... I've got a long way to go to even be in the same category," said McVay.
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That a Frenchman who ended his career in obscurity, working for a chemical company, deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as his contemporary Jean Renoir?
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The company rarely gets mentioned in the same breath as Apple and Fitbit — or even Android Wear and Samsung — but it's found a nice life beyond GPS systems.
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Although desegregation is seldom mentioned in the same breath as Head Start or Medicaid, it belongs high among strategies that can help to derail the cycle of poverty.
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It often has kept her name from being mentioned in the same breath as Dolly Parton, Reba McEntire and other country queens, though she's had comparable chart success.
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But if he wants to be in the conversation about Brazil's greatest football players—let alone mentioned in the same breath as Pele—he must win the world cup.
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And again, while Singer has always denied these allegations, today's Twitter flare-up is far from the first time his name's been mentioned in the same breath as lurid misconduct.
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If we don't do more, we will have a future where venture capital is mentioned in the same breath as Wall Street — a perceived social ill that requires aggressive political intervention.
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Mr Murray's current total puts him level with, say, Gustavo Kuerten or Jan Kodes—stars in their time, but rarely mentioned in the same breath as Bjorn Borg or John McEnroe.
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No matter how it came out, this album was always going to be mentioned in the same breath as "Lemonade," which really raised the bar in terms of the intimacy listeners expected.
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MARSEILLE, France — Chris Froome said on Saturday that it was an honor to be mentioned in the same breath as five-time Tour de France winners like Eddy Merckx and Miguel Indurain.
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The mountain town of Amatrice, which was devastated by the earthquake that hit central Italy on Wednesday, is not usually mentioned in the same breath as other celebrated hilltop towns in the area.
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Getzlaf's two-goal game was the first of his postseason career, and that's when you realize why he's not exactly disrespected, but he's not mentioned in the same breath as other marquee players either.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — When Mirjana Lucic-Baroni broke into tennis's top tier two decades ago, her name was mentioned in the same breath as those of her fellow teenage phenoms Martina Hingis and Venus Williams.
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However, it is unlikely that they want their product to be mentioned in the same breath as Kimbo versus Dada, which took some giant steps back in terms of the technical aspect of the sport.
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Although Kinsella would prefer a fixed place among the latter, it's more common to hear them mentioned in the same breath as his fellow Cap'n Jazz alum's efforts, especially when referencing Joan of Arc's early work.
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Often mentioned in the same breath as the Cramps and the Misfits, and held in the same regard by fans with spooktacular taste in music, the band has been recording and performing for almost three decades.
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As such, it didn't add as openly to his reputation as one of grime's best barrers and isn't mentioned in the same breath as classic LPs such as Boy In Da Corner or Home Sweet Home.
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Despite the sprinkling of stardust provided by boldface names like Cara Delevingne and Scarlett Johansson, who were here to promote their latest movies, these gatherings are rarely, if ever, mentioned in the same breath as "real" fashion.
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If Verizon has its way, it will cast off its reputation as a big, boring telephone company battling a unionized work force and emerge as a digital media player mentioned in the same breath as Snapchat and Pokémon.
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Look, it ain't us ... everyone from ESPN to the NY Times have weighed about the perils of being a sports fan in Atlanta over the years ... and it had usually been mentioned in the same breath as Cleveland.
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But if successful, the summit will be mentioned in the same breath as President Richard Nixon's journey to meet Chinese patriarch Mao Zedong and the superpower talks between Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev that precipitated the end of the Soviet Union.
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That prompts an only-in-the-Hamptons question and a nod to a poet not usually mentioned in the same breath as the ones who hung out with Mr. Dash, among them John Ashbery, Douglas Crase, Barbara Guest and Mr. Koethe.
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There is an unsubtle quality to Énard's insistence on fluidity — between male and female, and especially between East and West — and his past work is invariably mentioned in the same breath as Orientalism, though it's not so easy to articulate the precise relationship.
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Fast forward 10 years — and a stock gain of more than 4,200% — and Netflix is now a technology giant mentioned in the same breath as the likes of Apple and Facebook, with dozens of Wall Street analysts recommending Netflix shares to investors.
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Carolina is rarely mentioned in the same breath as the N.F.C.'s elite teams — Philadelphia, Minnesota, the Los Angeles Rams and New Orleans — but the Panthers ran right at the Vikings' elite defense and produced 216 rushing yards, with Jonathan Stewart scoring three times.
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And it is shameful that the United States should be mentioned in the same breath as so many other relentless governments around the world that today persecute minorities and immigrants and turn their backs on refugees like we once were when our family wandered the earth.
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So many other guitar players from the '70s get credit as guitar heroes, but unless you're talking to KISS fans, you never really hear Ace's name mentioned in the same breath as Ted Nugent or Eddie Van Halen or Ritchie Blackmore or Joe Perry…go on down the list.
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To the generation of idealistic liberals who came of age in the United States and Europe in the late 1980s, Gorbachev was and to some extent still is revered, a figure who can plausibly be mentioned in the same breath as Nelson Mandela as an icon of peace and reconciliation.
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With lines like "searching for a boy in high school is as useless as searching for meaning in a Pauly Shore movie," it's surprising and a little bit dismaying that Heckerling, a dialogist of the highest order, is not more readily mentioned in the same breath as filmmakers like Whit Stillman or Noah Baumbach.
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Thirty years later… From Beyond probably isn't likely to be mentioned in the same breath as other hugely influential sci-fi films such as 2001: A Space Odyssey, Minority Report, The Matrix, or even its contemporaries, The Fly and They Live (the latter which also deals with a kind of "augmented reality", though it was made two years later).
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With that in mind, Wedbush's Ives and Arounian wrote in another recent report that they think Uber will wind up being the "Amazon of Transportation" and that the company could wind up one day being considered a tech stalwart mentioned in the same breath as the so-called FAANG stocks of Facebook, Amazon (AMZN), Apple (AAPL), Netflix (NFLX) and Google (GOOGL) owner Alphabet.
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Pulisic, the first American player in memory to even be mentioned in the same breath as mega-star players like Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi based on his success at a young age, has been talked about as a sort of savior for American soccer since his teens, when he signed with Borussia Dortmund's youth team at 16 before working his way onto the club's top professional squad by the following year.
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Lucy Anderson. Lithograph by Richard James Lane. Lucy Anderson (12 December 1797 – 24 December 1878) was the most eminent of the English pianists of the early Victorian era. She is mentioned in the same breath as English pianists of the calibre of William Sterndale Bennett.
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She lived long enough to see her foundation grow and flourish. Through her foundation thousands of children were educated, clothed, fed and trained for life. By the end of her life, through the educational institutions she had created and through her writings, she had become famous, able to be mentioned in the same breath as the great Halle scholar-philanthropist and education pioneer August Hermann Francke.
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2001 saw "A Fine Day To Exit" and a shift in sound by the band. With a music video and lead single in "Pressure", the album was met with mixed response. Yet the song "Temporary Peace" became an Anathema classic to be mentioned in the same breath as songs like "Deep" or "Empty". This album was notable in that it was the debut of Les Smith on keyboards.
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Kapala used by mantrik A Mantrik or mantric is someone who specializes in practicing mantra. In the Indian subcontinent, the word mantrik & similar names are synonymous with magician in different languages. Generally, a mantrik is supposed to derive his powers from the use of charms, mantras, spells and other methods. A Hindu mantrik is known to worship Kali and is often mentioned in the same breath as tantric, though there are subtle differences.
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Altar depicting a tricephalic god identified as Lugus, discovered in Reims. Gaulish Mercury is associated with triplism: sometimes he has three faces, sometimes three phalluses, which may explain the plural dedications. This also compares with Irish myth. In some versions of the story Lug was born as one of triplets, and his father, Cian ("Distance"), is often mentioned in the same breath as his brothers Cú ("Hound") and Cethen (meaning unknown), who nonetheless have no stories of their own.
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As much as Sooriya was Gerald and Dulcie Wickremesooriya, Vijaya Corea has to be mentioned in the same breath as he was an integral part of building Sooriya and Sinhala pop music. "Without Vijaya, there wouldn’t be Sooriya" which is often said by Gerald Wickremesooriya. Mervyn Rodrigo, the recording engineer at Sarasavi Studio Kelaniya where most recordings were done and A.M. Harischandra who designed the sleeves of most records and cassettes were also monumental figures of this era.
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Dan Phillips of IGN said that people would not like The Rise of the Blue Beetle! very much if they have a problem with "wormholes, single-cell organisms and evil intergalactic pirates being mentioned in the same breath as Batman". Scott Summers of Toonzone liked the plot of the episode while also noting that there are references to older Batman animation. Rob M. Worley of Mania said that the episode has "laugh-out- loud moments" and praised the action and plot twists.
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Robinson said that "for artistry, Brown's leg-glancing could be mentioned in the same breath as Archie Jackson's". Brown's placid nature extended to his observations of modern cricket—he disliked the emotional displays made by contemporary players. Brown's partnership with Fingleton is regarded as one of the great opening pairings in Australian Test cricket history. In ten Tests as an opening combination, the pair averaged 63.75 for the first wicket, higher than any other Australian duo with more than 1,000 runs.
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The Daukiones (Greek) or Dauciones (Latinization) were a Germanic tribe mentioned by Ptolemy (2.10) as living in Scandia, i.e. Scandinavia. Ptolemy's view of the north is so distorted that his names require some decoding to locate them, nor can that be done with very great certainty. The Dauciones are mentioned in the same breath as the Goutai, undoubtedly the Goths of south central Sweden. This coupling implies that they were in the same region, but even this placement leaves plenty of room for doubt.
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Best known alias, “Night Fox”, Toulour is a French Baron and master thief, whose skills are rivaled only by Danny Ocean. He is LeMarc's protégé, mentioned by Europol as the only one worthy to be mentioned in the same breath as LeMarc. His ego triggers him to force Ocean's crew into a competition. He sets the team up by telling Terry Benedict of their whereabouts, and challenges the team to determine who is the best thief, promising to pay off their debt to Benedict if he loses.
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Writing in Gramophone in December 1988, Adrian Edwards included the album in his Critics' Choice list of the best recordings of the year. "I had never believed that Show Boat could be mentioned in the same breath as Porgy and Bess," he wrote, "yet McGlinn's recording demonstrates how subtly Kern and Hammerstein placed each number in the course of their 180-minute saga."Edwards, Adrian: Gramophone, December 1988, p. 972 In the Gramophone Awards for 1989, the album won the prize for the best musical theatre recording of the year.
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In antiquity Hardjedef enjoyed a reputation for wisdom,Ian Shaw, The Oxford History of Ancient Egypt, Oxford University Press 2003, p.90 his name appears in the Westcar Papyrus, and according to the Harper's lay from the tomb of King Intef, a copy of which survives in Papyrus Harris 500, he is mentioned in the same breath as Imhotep, his maxims having survived while his tomb had been lost.Donald Mackenzie, Egyptian Myth and Legend, 1907, pp.246f. His fame was especially great during periods of classicistic revival, when he and other Old Kingdom sages became role models for aspiring scribes.
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The case at the centre of McPhail was remanded to the Court of Appeal, to be decided using the principles set out in McPhail, under the name Re Baden's Deed Trusts (No 2). Although McPhail is rarely mentioned in the same breath as other revolutionary decisions, such as Donoghue v Stevenson, Hedley Byrne & Co Ltd v Heller & Partners Ltd, and Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre v Selfridge and Co. Ltd., it nonetheless fundamentally restated the law of trusts, and created the discretionary trust as a far more viable and accessible option in terms of estate planning, and significantly reduced the strictures associated with such trusts.
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The publication was viewed as "the literary event of 1935"; by comparison, the earlier attention given to Look Homeward, Angel was modest. Both The New York Times and New York Herald Tribune published enthusiastic front-page reviews. Clifton Fadiman wrote in The New Yorker that while he wasn't sure what he thought of the book, "for decades we have not had eloquence like his in American writing". Malcolm Cowley of The New Republic thought the book would be twice as good if half as long, but stated Wolfe was "the only contemporary writer who can be mentioned in the same breath as Dickens and Dostoevsky".
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Somehow these sound like a free- flowing single works. It's a beautiful release/box from a unique pianist who continually shows what the piano can do." Jeff Simon of The Buffalo News stated, "...it’s a stupendous collection of a decade of solo piano performances by Brad Mehldau all across Europe that proves that with the death of Michel Petrucciani, Mehldau is the only solo jazz pianist who deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as Keith Jarrett." Cormac Larkin of The Irish Times wrote, " To listen intently is to engage in the tangle of a great musician’s mind, one whose influence may now be discerned in pretty much every jazz pianist that has come after him.
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Marc Hawthorne from The A.V. Club said that "assuming that everything here is based on real life also means we have to accept that she's had a ménage à trois on the indie-rock-meets-American Idol cut Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)". Chris Richards from The Washington Post said that "Over strummy guitars and zigzagging keyboards, Perry recounts an evening of debauchery with no repercussions, her innocent transgressions (streaking, skinny-dipping) mentioned in the same breath as more serious trouble (mysterious bruises, a blackout), but..... [when] it's time for Perry to reflect on her 3 am follies, she stiffly sings, "That was such an epic fail." It sounds like a clueless parent's attempt to speak teenager." Billboard included the song in their Five Potential Pop Hits for 2011 list.
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57, Scholiast on Ar. Birds 217, cited by Modern critics often characterize him simply as a lyric poet. Although his work now only survives in fragments, he was revered by the ancient Greeks as one of their most brilliant authors, able to be mentioned in the same breath as Homer and Hesiod, yet he was also censured by them as the archetypal poet of blame – his invectives were even said to have driven his former fiancée and her father to suicide. He presented himself as a man of few illusions either in war or in love, such as in the following elegy, where discretion is seen to be the better part of valour: Archilochus was much imitated even up to Roman times and three other distinguished poets later claimed to have thrown away their shields – Alcaeus, Anacreon and Horace.
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