Sentence examples for alike found from inspiring English sources

Busboys, students, academic peers alike found themselves drawn to his charm and wit.

When it appeared, public and critics alike found its wild, allegorical fantasy and medley of styles incomprehensible.

Musicians and nonmusicians alike found the original pianist's performance most emotional and the averaged version least emotional.

In the 18th century, espalier swept Europe, especially France and England, as royals and their subjects alike found that it helped them to grow fruits from temperate climates.

Once war had broken out, leaders and led alike found ways of justifying and legitimising what had shortly before been unthinkable.

As telephones became ubiquitous in the last century, users — adults and teenagers alike — found a form of privacy and easy communication unknown to Alexander Graham Bell or his daughters.

And, in this new atmosphere, creatives and managers alike find themselves in difficult positions.

But in a school that is devised to attract the best of the best, parents and educators alike find the demographics troubling.

After this dead-heat election, politicians and voters alike find themselves, uncomfortably, "Wandering between two worlds," as Matthew Arnold once wrote, "One dead, the other powerless to be born".

At one time or another, heroes and villain alike find themselves afflicted with credit card debt, tough bosses and junk food hungers nearly spiritual in their intensity.

Buttoned-up Americans and more laissez-faire Europeans alike find that odd.At once familial and national, the panto also appeals to the regional identities that have proved strikingly enduring on a small, but crowded, island.