Sentence examples for alike present from inspiring English sources

From the sixties through the eighties, his dramaticules and his novellas alike present the haunting of minds by memories, often a man's inner interplay of "time and grief and self and second self his own".

Multi-national behemoths and scrappy startups alike present unique opportunities for leaders to seize opportunities and drive results.

The media and "royal sources" alike presented them as just a normal young couple and, as such, part of a new generation of royals who would usher in an age of renewal for the monarchy.

But in a trendy pop up space in London's Soho on Wednesday evening, a Dutch entrepreneur stood in front of tech geeks and tree huggers alike to present a very different kind of device.

The thick plexus of nerve fibers and terminals is alike that present in the adjacent substantia gelatinosa of the Sp5C (Figs.  2C, 7A).

And while no two postpresidencies are alike, she presents Mr. Clinton's as more like Roosevelt's than that of Jimmy Carter.

And as nature would have it, leaders, masters, enlightened ones, gurus, and pundits alike are presented to me through books, seminars, healing sessions, podcasts, etc. and continually expand my own awakening in this truth and purpose to serve others.

Abdominal discomfort is a common cause of consultation in primary care and gastroenterology departments alike and presents a clinical challenge even for experienced physicians [ 1, 2].

In it, fear, loss and anger lie close to the bone; humor is dark but pervasive; and art, in the form of self-tutored virtuosity, makes past and present alike manageable, sometimes transcendently so.

Perhaps it was a slick attempt to distract Congress and the TV viewers alike from the present, when Mr Clinton was speaking to an audience of House members who have impeached him and senators who are trying him.

Afterward, as star-shaped mylar balloons, and red, white and blue rubber ones, and gold and silver confetti fired from air cannons filled the air, the newly minted nominee was joined on stage by a pantheon of the Democratic family, winners and losers, past and present alike, from his primary rival, former Senator Bill Bradley, to John J. Sweeney, the president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.