Sentence examples for ever unlike from inspiring English sources

"I'll go down in the history books and I'll be remembered forever and ever, unlike other fighters - and I'm not going to mention any names - who have got undefeated records or retire undefeated, and you say to yourself: 'Who did he box?

Here's why acne gets our vote for worst skin problem ever: Unlike wrinkles, pimples can span a lifetime.

The Pikes Peak publications do not specifically mention Everest – unlike both Bert and Mosso – but the work done there produced theories and technologies which were central to (at least the British) expeditions.

She was unlike anybody I'd ever seen, unlike anybody I'd ever met".

But those factors coalesced last Sunday into one of the strangest and most dispiriting days the Dolphins have ever endured, unlike anything Shula presided over in 1972.

None of these companies have ever defaulted, unlike companies in the power sector, so I don't see that situation arising," he added.

(A year after graduating from Oxford, he joined Conservative Campaign Headquarters. He's been in politics ever since). Unlike Saul on the road to Damascus, he didn't see a blinding light.

Nor was he ever afraid, unlike other gay Tory MPs, to support causes such as the implementation of Sir John Wolfenden's 1957 report that homosexuality should not be regarded as a crime.

When he speaks this week as his party's choice, he will be the most perplexing, even preposterous candidate ever, not unlike the P.R. man described by Don DeLillo, in "End Zone," as someone whose mouth "seemed to invent the words as well as speak them".

Trump also doesn't try to hide his support for Social Security and Medicare, or pretend he'd push for massive cuts of two of the most popular social welfare programs that have ever existed, unlike almost all of his fellow Republicans.

The "clean coal" lobby is playing as dirty as ever, not unlike other "clean energy lobbies".