Sentence examples for alike, when from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush last week startled Democrats and Republicans alike when he spoke out about prescription drug benefits for the elderly.
This interpretation helps to explain the odd power that "nigga" wields over blacks and whites alike when said aloud.
Devon country lanes are all alike when you are 11 – the tall hedges often block the view of the fields.
Lott vacated the post after coming under pressure from Democrats and Republicans alike when he appeared to praise Sen. Strom Thurmond's (R-S.C).
Every word sounds alike when it leaves his mouth, a mouth whose lips, rumor has it, have yet to form a smile.
Senior team captain Chris Boland may have best summed up the thoughts of Blue Jay fans, coaches, and players alike when he said, "Obviously I'm disappointed.
And here's Honey again, indicting audiences and show runners alike: "When you are a black woman of a certain age, people just assume you're full of wisdom".
He later switched the line to "happy families are all alike" when he changed Anna Karenina from a Purdue point guard to a Russian aristocrat.
How do you feel about your narrator, Lily, who believes that she and Hazel are alike, when in fact they are very different?
Not all oil is alike when it comes to environmental impact, and many environmentalists single out production from the oil sands as the epitome of "dirty oil".
Perhaps Mr. Zoll was speaking for needy people and donors alike when he said, "I'm just doing what I have to do".
