Sentence examples for always unlike from inspiring English sources
But in the age of recording, when so many recordings and performances by remarkably accomplished musicians sound fundamentally similar, there's a level of amazement that arises from those musicians whose performances — like Gould's — are almost always unlike anyone else's.
But in the age of recording, when so many recordings and performances by remarkably accomplished musicians sound fundamentally similar, there's a level of amazement that arises from those musicians whose performances like Gould's are almost always unlike anyone else's.
Even services which account for two-fifths of exports and always, unlike goods, show a surplus slipped.In this section Trading out of trouble All together now The odd couple Every little helps No place like home Not out of the woods yet Ordeal by water Into the triangle of hope Internship ReprintsThere are signs now that things may be changing.
And so, if you're the only one, yes, because, I mean, you've got to be with them, or try, and when they're not with you, you're thinking, 'What can I get done now before he gets back?' (Carer G)When they did, reluctantly, cede their responsibility to others it was almost always, unlike Carer G above, to a trusted paid professional rather than family or friends.
The eyes are always large (unlike remingtonocetids), face laterally (unlike pakicetids and some remingtonocetids), and are set far from the midline of the skull under a thick flat skull roof called the supraorbital shield (unlike ambulocetids, pakicetids, and some remingtonocetids).
I say "often" and not "always" because unlike those who criticise faith schools, I don't want to over-generalise.
Portions are generous and the popcorn's always fresh (unlike the stuff in high-street cineplexes, which tastes like it was left there by the Lumière brothers).
It has always believed, unlike some socialist parties in central and eastern Europe, that MPs are accountable to the people not the party.
4. Britain's curling heroines represent the guarantee of a medal for Britain in the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City - and frankly, British medal hopes have always been, unlike the ice, rather thin on the ground.
She'll only marry a mzungu, she says, because she knows from movies like "Titanic" and "Why Do Fools Fall in Love" that white men are always faithful, unlike Africans.
Germany is coming to resemble France in balancing European cohesion with the pursuit of national status, says Gunther Hellmann of Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Frankfurt.Once burned, always shyYet unlike the victors of the second world war it remains, in the words of Constanze Stelzenmüller of the German Marshall Fund, a "self-shackled republic".
