Sentence examples for but someone like from inspiring English sources

But someone like Dennis Rodman can't do that.

But someone like PJ Harvey wouldn't feel that pressure by now anyway so it's fine.

I mean, space is fascinating, but someone like me isn't qualified to go".

That's bad because it slows the Saints down, not just the receivers but someone like Darren Sproles.

Well, not you-you, but someone like you with much, much, much more money.

Some criminals rape opportunely, of course, but someone like Josef Fritzl ticks differently.

It’s not readily apparent what the attraction is, but someone likes China Natural Resources.

"Those who have money are leaving for Iran, Australia, and Canada, but where will someone like me go?" Haider said.

"Not a writer," says his daughter, journalist Naomi Klein, "but someone people liked to have around".

I started by inviting someone I barely knew, but someone I liked, to my leaving party.

Bush seems less and less likely to be that person, not because of Trump but because someone like Marco Rubio seems more conservative and more electable.