Sentence examples for alike though from inspiring English sources

Constitutional liberalism promoted "the fundamental principles of constitutional government and individual rights shared by modern liberals and conservatives alike, though often differently interpreted by them".

Bored students and undertrained and unsupported teachers alike, though, "saw the schoolroom as a battlefield" (101).

DiGriz steals from humans, aliens and robots alike — though only if they have insurance coverage.

No two Washburn plays are especially alike, though to her they feel "embarrassingly all very similar".

But management experts, extrapolating from growing anecdotal evidence, say the adjustment is hard for young and middle-aged executives alike, though in different ways.

No two creations are alike, though most can be machine-washed and kept shiny with a few strokes with a pet brush.

Critics and admirers alike say, though, that what has happened in the last year is an object lesson for future leaders of this nation of 46 million about the limits of influence in a region where far larger and more powerful nations have always called the tunes.

Not in the way Toynbee advocates, compulsorily for schools and pupils alike - though this is nothing to do with sex education per se, but because I believe in schools choosing what they teach and parents choosing how they rear their offspring.

Spiral galaxies and hurricanes certainly look alike even though they form in such different ways.

They seemed to look more and more alike, as though all the years together had made their features blend and bleed into one another.

Lights dimly glow in the background from elegant French casements and alley tenements alike, as though the black, white and gray cats had the free run of the city.