Sentence examples for alike beyond from inspiring English sources

Not two players who were both blocking the ball, or even two players who look particularly alike beyond similarities in skin tone and hairstyle.

It is unclear if anyone has yet read the two novels side by side to see if they are alike beyond their shared plot line.

And they flared throughout the day from Republicans and Democrats alike, moving beyond politics into a hard-to-forget moment of popular culture that could be difficult for Mr. Romney to shake.

His reputation among actors, writers, directors and designers alike was beyond question, and has been for so long that his name has become a byword for quality and depth.

On the one hand, the audience for pornography and sex tech alike is beyond immense; on the other, both find themselves in a kind of perpetually fraught state of unpredictable transformation, constantly revolutionized by both technical and social changes, their business models endlessly overturned even as they slide along the spectrum between anathema and respectable.

We can confess humbly that the God we all worship, Jews and Muslims and Christians and others alike, is beyond the full comprehension of any of us.

Why has life seem to have become hectic to the point where parents and children alike are driven beyond the point of distraction, literally, in car pools and packed minivans laden with with lacrosse sticks, soccer gear and last week's take-out dinner?

Maybe it is time for all of us glass-house dwellers, theists and freethinkers alike, to move beyond conversations about arrogance and onto much needed conversations about substance.

Mix-ups involving medicines that look or sound alike may have roots beyond hospitals with the pharmaceutical industry [ 34, 40].

This affects academic institutions and industry partners alike and may reach beyond cancer into the fields of autoimmune and infectious diseases.

Government spending cuts and mounting hardship have added dangerous new burdens to a system that guards and prisoners alike warn is already stretched beyond its limits.