Sentence examples for found it similarly from inspiring English sources

I wasn't alone - there were plenty of others who found it similarly flawed.

I found it similarly challenging to figure how to use the hand paddles – do the different buttons have consistent functions across environments?

(I also try shredded cabbage, which Gupta suggests as an alternative, but find it similarly shy and retiring).

Thinking other people would find it similarly interesting to reflect on their lives but probably wouldn't want go to the same effort, he created a free iPhone app called Memoir that does most of the work automatically, reminding you of the past in ways that sometimes seem serendipitous.

Well-informed consumers may find it similarly stunning that less knowledgeable consumers wield the influence they do.

A German startup that's built a mobile location-based network for families, called Familonet, which includes an automatic location notification feature is launching a spin-off side project app targeting small groups of friends or co-workers who might find it similarly useful to be automatically informed of each others' whereabouts.

Ignatius Pardies, another of Newton's interlocutors, similarly found it difficult to differentiate the claim about the corporeal nature of light from Newton's ideas concerning refrangibility and heterogeneity.

Health and social care professionals outside primary care similarly found it difficult to assess the impact of case management beyond having received a small number of referrals or requests for information from the case manager.

A Dutch translation and evaluation of the content of the Fresno Test similarly found it too difficult for undergraduate allied health science students and replaced the open ended questions with multiple choice, yes/no and short answer formats to provide more structure [ 13].

Similarly, I found it astonishing that two of the most prominent programmes made to commemorate the beginning of the first world war last year were the products of rightwing historians: Max Hastings, who thought the war was essentially a good idea; and Niall Ferguson, who thought it was essentially a bad one.

Both players began strongly but found it hard to break down similarly in-form opponents, and it was Broady who cracked first on court nine.