Sentence examples similar to enormously unlike from inspiring English sources
Unlike the last national elections in 2006, in which the United Nations helped enormously with logistics, Congolese officials are doing most of the work on their own.
Second, unlike in 1989 when almost all of Cuba's trade was with the Soviet bloc countries, Cuba has diversified its trading partners enormously since then.
Unlike George Balanchine, he was enormously impressed by Isadora Duncan, the American modern dance pioneer.
The Imperial Family, unlike the political establishment, is enormously popular in Japan.
Unlike most young designers, they are enormously wealthy.
Unlike past work, it's not enormously thick (like its 2010 predecessor, If 'n Oof), extremely tall and hard to hold (like 2006's Ninja), or drawn on the pages of a Japanese catalog (2007's Maggots).
Unlike "Drama City" and "The Night Gardener," the two enormously ambitious nail-biters that have preceded it, this is a more modest but still hard-hitting urban parable.
Unlike the restriction on overall giving, the individual limit is enormously consequential.
