Sentence examples for alike namely from inspiring English sources
The announcement of the sequencing of the Coffea canephora genome in Science this month was met with a buzz from coffee aficionados and researchers alike, namely because it provided new details on the chemical evolution of caffeine.
They rate NFL players, rookies and veterans alike, according to some rough measures of performance: namely, how often they make the squad, the team and the "pro bowl" game that features the best players of the season.
Both are alike in making an existential claim about Fs, namely, there is an F, and hence, according to Russell, at least part of the role of 'the' is to be (or to introduce) what is called an existential quantifier.
By the 20th century, scientists and pseudoscientists alike were beginning to focus on what makes precipitation -- namely, tiny particles called condensation nuclei around which droplets form.
Looking at the Accenture Scores for both fixtures, English and French players alike scored higher than English and Italians last Sunday, meaning players who kicked goals or scored tries (namely Luke McLean and Toby Flood) saw their scores boosted disproportionately to their compatriots.
Namely, misinterpretation.
Namely, they vote Democratic.
