Sentence examples for are very like from inspiring English sources
"I sometimes see what looks like piracy – characters who are very like Shaun the Sheep – turning up.
Public houses are very like private houses in that it's very difficult to guess what they're going to be like from the outside.
But we had a long conversation and what really intrigued her was the whole idea of monkeys being a species that are very like us but are exploited by us and looked down on by us.
Orchestral musicians are very like squaddies and schoolchildren, most notably in their penchant for ya-boo jokes: witness their puerile digs about the poor sods who play that instrumental Cinderella, the viola.
In fact, texts are very like BlackBerry email messages, but with the advantage that you don't need to outfit your staff with a new smartphone or PDA to receive them.
On the other hand, there is profound satisfaction to be had from saying words that are very like expletives, but aren't: feck (©Father Ted); frak (Battlestar Galactica); frik and fugg (general usage); freak (originated in American high schools, I hear).
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If invented, they were very like conviction.
