Sentence examples for as more like from inspiring English sources

Most of the deaths were caused by surges of seawater up to 13 feet high that witnesses described as more like a tsunami than a typhoon.

She describes him as more like family.

Black Americans appear to view Latinos as more like themselves.

Steven Kimelman characterizes Lavery as "more like a general.

"Normal" here translates as more like France and Britain.

She describes them as "more like family than a band".

That is the problem with coming to see ourselves as more like Glauconian rhetoricians than reasoners.

Nervous markets see France as more like Spain or Greece than Germany or Austria.

May took questions, but one MP described them as more like "speeches".

Maybe we should start thinking about newspapers as more like professional sports franchises.

As more like-minded people move to the area, then it is no surprise that the number of "landslide counties" should increase over time.