Sentence examples for be like that some from inspiring English sources

"You might think a manager of his calibre might not be like that – some high-level managers and even some top players can be quite distant – but the gaffer's warm," says Hayden with the thoughtful intelligence which distinguishes his tactically articulate game.

"He's amazing to watch and I would love to be like that some day," she said.

Some men are like that; some women, too".

I knew very well it was going to be like that but, for some of them, I probably didn't measure the pain it was going to cause.

Well, some people are like that, and that is certainly their right to be like that.

She'd clearly been like that for some time".

The whole speech was like that, eliciting some rather entertaining reaction shots.

Everybody is like that, in some sense — they have things that really drive them to do extraordinary work.

Its principal aim was, like that of some United Nations peacekeeping missions, to protect noncombatants, known elsewhere as primary school students.

"And for the rest of the night we were like, that's some offensive bullshit.

All of us who are in this business are like that at some point.