Sentence examples for emphatically unlike from inspiring English sources
Leskov is emphatically unlike either Tolstoy or Dostoyevsky, and bears only passing comparison with Turgenev.
So we Queer Nationals trundled down Fifth Avenue -- 10 middle-aged, mercifully clothed queers, no longer flamboyant but emphatically unlike our "straight counterparts" -- in our ongoing campaign to educate our community about what's being done in its name.
But, unlike a bill collector," he declares emphatically, "we don't pursue it - we ABOLISH it!
Unlike the movie theater, the gallery remains emphatically present.
And yet, unlike that same character, McConaughey isn't emphatically, brutally and almost existentially alone in his quest, for all that we, the trend-guzzling public, might wish him to be.
This makes sense, given that Windows 8 will already have shipped at that time, but O'Brien emphatically denies this and argues that "this will be unlike anything we've held on our corporate campus in a long time".
But unlike some new therapies, Dr. Glasser's was emphatically drug-free and built on traditions of self-reliance and some core principles, among them: ■ That the only person one controls in the world is oneself.
As visual paradigms of the New London, Canaletto's display pieces were (unlike Hogarth's prints or Virtue's paintings) emphatically not for the "middling sort" of people, much less the plebs.
For another thing, unlike earlier versions of humanitarian intervention, R2P was about protecting civilians, and emphatically not about regime change.
