Sentence examples for feel alike from inspiring English sources

In this week's section: Five pairs of neighborhoods that look and feel alike, without costing the same amount.

On the one hand, we have multiculturalism, celebrations of diversity that somehow wind up making all cultures look and feel alike.

What I am interested in is to see how to get 100 people to think and feel alike, to get together and feel one huge common lung.

They cover every shade of human morality, and that astonished me: the deftness of King's writing in making no two feel alike, and making their deaths – because a lot of the cast die, heroes and villains both, something that almost feels inevitable from the outset – mean something.

We feel alike in so many ways.

To show a point of view in a positive light, without having to feel jaded knowing that others may feel alike.

Ms. Williams does little to synthesize the remarks she has elicited from others and weighs in herself with comments like: "Deep down, many whites truly feel that most blacks look alike".

The problem with this, of course, is that if you spend enough time looking at startup landing pages (which most of us here at TechCrunch are contractually obliged to do), it often feels like they all look alike after a while because the majority of developers all built the same generic Bootstrap-powered site.

One thing that has made this election feel flat is that the parties look alike on so many issues.

Many viewers told Blair they felt the casting was good because they look alike.

I've never felt as alike to a character than Zelah, and Vanessa's true to life writing about Zelah's life and her demons (and how she tries to overcome) was truly a bright beacon of hope to me when I thought I was so alone.