Sentence examples for almost unlike from inspiring English sources

Software patents, in a sense, and almost unlike all other technology areas, restrict what feels like our treasured personal freedom, and understandably thus generate a visceral reaction to those so affected.

But he was a lovely guy and he was really funny, and his brain was almost unlike anyone's I've ever met in terms of how fast he was in finding 20 minutes of comedy with nothing.

The Academy almost got it right for 2007 (almost), unlike 1999, the year they snubbed Magnolia and Fight Club for Best Picture noms (um...The Cider House Rules was nominated over both of these modern classics...it's a nice movie but...what the hell?).

And was 17th-century America really "unlike almost any other community in the world" because it was "a cluster of various ways of speaking"?

"UNLIKE ALMOST ALL OTHER mutual funds, we have a financial approach that makes sense," boasts Martin Whitman, manager of the $1.5 billion Third Avenue Value Fund.

Real joy seems to me almost as unlike security or prosperity as it is unlike agony," he writes.

She's an artist almost completely unlike anyone else, so it's hardly surprising that interviewing her is almost completely unlike interviewing anyone else.

"Its atmosphere is almost certainly unlike any other planet we've ever seen just because of the temperature of its day side," said Scott Gaudi at Ohio State University.

In pomp and scale and sheer spectacle, Mrs. Clinton's announcement was, almost certainly, unlike any other staged by a candidate running for public office in New York before.

In Figure 10(a), the lines are widely superimposed and their discrimination is almost impossible, unlike the row histogram in Figure 10(b).

It was quiet and almost empty, unlike the ice festival.