Sentence examples for Quite alike from inspiring English sources
Make friends with everyone In the Fresh Meat house, no one is quite alike.
No two look quite alike, yet all bear a strong family resemblance.
To hear Mr. Lynch tell it, the jobs of funeral director and poet are quite alike.
"I played mind games with everyone and found it very entertaining but we're probably quite alike.
Because of their mutual musicality, the three narrators often sound quite alike.
I know she's not genetically mine, but we're very close and, strangely, quite alike.
Donald Kirk Donald Kirk, a foreign correspondent, is working on a book titled "Hyundai: A Korean Dynasty". Ross Perot has an act-alike/talk-alike, if not quite look-alike, running for president of South Korea.
With products like these, don't be surprised to find an occasional stray pit in the olive bread, or loaves that don't quite look alike (but are consistently delicious, with beautiful crusty exteriors).
It is one of the biggest hits of Mr. Allen's career, and I suspect that the film owes some of its popularity to the presence of F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway, Pablo Picasso and a host of others, ably impersonated by a gaggle of game not-quite-look-alike actors.
"When we went to the cast-and-crew screening, which was where I met him for the first time, Craig came up to me and said, 'You do realise we look an awful lot alike?' Quite funny.
The two devices even look quite a bit alike, owing to the perforated silicone sport bands that triggered at least one staff member's previously undiagnosed trypophobia when we tried it out last fall.
