Sentence examples for has much like from inspiring English sources
This is unusual because philanthropy in India has – much like the government – been slow to offer patronage to serious undertakings in culture.
This is unusual because philanthropy in India has – much like the government – been slow to offer patronage to serious undertakings in culture.
It is a science to make music that samples so much and that sounds so light; far from seeming technical, "Before I Wake" has, much like Kamaiyah's début, the critically lauded "A Good Night in the Ghetto," a definitively Oakland buoyancy.
Limerick is southeast of Ennis, and on the way (or perhaps in the way) to every place else in the middle of Ireland, so we looked around long enough to discover that Frank McCourt's old desperate city has, much like Frank McCourt, been gentrified.
In their separate suits the two owners argue that Marriott has, much like a stockbroker, a "fiduciary duty" to them.
Paul Berman is correct to write that Edmund Wilson, a principled atheist, would not have much liked Alfred Kazin's "God and the American Writer" (Dec. 14).
They may not have much liked the process of admission or the services received – there may be no 'thank you' – but they indicated approval nonetheless.
Americans claim to hold equitable views they know these are the right views to have, much like most people will certainly say they are not racist.
What we have, much like its narrative, feels haphazard.
So they have, much like the Afghan government, a kind of national unity leadership.
