Sentence examples for are radically unlike from inspiring English sources

(Many of us obsess about Washington but live in states and cities whose values and politics are radically unlike those of the new bosses).

London, Paris, New York, and Rome — whose political organizations and histories are radically unlike, and which live under regimes with decidedly different attitudes toward the state and toward enterprise — have followed an eerily similar arc during the past twenty-five years.

While Reid's theory of visual perception implies that visible figures are seen, visible figures are radically unlike ideas.

For, given the Law of Continuity, Leibniz cannot allow perceptions to arise in a monad that are radically unlike their predecessors.

This is radically unlike the way the human brain is designed to hear.

What they play, though, is radically unlike the version kids play on bumpy backyards using plastic mallets and bouncing balls off trees.

According to the classical theism of Augustine, Anselm, Aquinas and their adherents, God is radically unlike creatures in that he is devoid of any complexity or composition, whether physical or metaphysical.

This mechanism is radically unlike conventional monetary policy of central bank interest rate cuts which work through a "credit channel" benefiting the country's mortgage borrowers, who make up majority of the population.

Their expectations are radically different.

The roles are radically shifting.

Two decades on, things are radically different.