Sentence examples for followed something like from inspiring English sources

One could make a thin case that Mr. Hatch might have followed something like Mr. McCain's path had he entered the race earlier — but in all probability his campaign would have gone nowhere fast no matter what.

My usage quickly followed something like that critical buzz curve, where anticipation climaxes into enthusiasm and then settles into a backlash, before moving into a backlash-to-the-backlash phase.

This has become a sad pattern, but the debate about guns and gun violence has followed something like this pattern since 1968.

One can even debate their morality, since they followed something like the medieval rules of war.

If there is a shift in the polls, it is much more likely to be real rather than illusory if it follows something like an Israeli air strike on Iran or a stock market crash than something like this or this.

The plans show that these spaces follow something like a traditional street pattern.

Languages follow something like Darwin's law of evolution: they come and go, though their life spans vary enormously.

Countries such as Canada, Germany, Sweden and Britain all follow something like a single-payer approach and pay much less for health care than the United States does.

I think there's a small-c conservatism that follows something like the global financial crisis, which the commentariat might have underestimated".

But this is such a great story and it has people like Wayman and Michael Jordan in it, so it's tough to follow something like that.

How could you not follow something weird like that?