Sentence examples similar to alike favour from inspiring English sources

Even in Brexit Britain, leavers and remainers alike favoured free trade.

Kimye often dress alike, and favour black, shiny garments.

On one side, there was the unlikely sight of a popular online rebellion, among young and old alike, in favour of net neutrality – a concept almost nobody had heard of a few months earlier.

But the Beer Institute, which represents big and small brewers alike, unsurprisingly favours a different bill that would cut the excise tax for the whole industry.Opponents of slashing the excise tax, which has not been adjusted since 1991, note that inflation has already reduced its potency.

Washington's politicians seem in little doubt: Republicans and Democrats alike are in favour.

Just a 15-minute walk from the market, the Norwich Playhouse Bar is a pub favoured by students and locals alike.

Mammies and messiahs alike have been swept off the screen in favour of a more complex and discomforting constellation of actors and interests: commercial, intimate, sentimental and vicious.

At friends' birthday parties, corn dogs were always the first of the snacks to go – favoured by both kids and adults alike.

Triple therapy, available in developed countries since late 1996, was considered far too expensive for resource-limited settings, and UN agencies [ 5], academics [ 3], and major donors alike [ 6] all argued against providing treatment in favour of focusing funding on prevention.

It's been described as flowery, fruity and alluring – and at less than half the price of a bottle of Champagne, Prosecco has found favour among connoisseurs and Friday night pub-goers alike.

Recruitment expert Corinne Mills explains how Widget Finn on a booming sector that is finding favour at UK universities from homegrown and overseas students alike.