Sentence examples for if unlike from inspiring English sources

If (unlike me), you've been experimenting with wild garlic for years and can suggest some great uses for it - then we'd love to hear your ideas too.

Like Jane Austen's "Emma," "Augustown" is a village novel, and, even if (unlike "Emma") it wears its politics on its sleeve, it exemplifies the belief that everything you want to know about human beings can be found in an overlooked, out-of-the-way little community, as long you pay it sufficient attention.

Jill Treanor (@jilltreanor) Gavin Patterson of BT is promising more bandwidth at #wef but won't say when January 22 , 20148.11am GMT Watch Davos yourself If (unlike RBS) you couldn't make it to Davos this week, you can track a lot of the action on the World Economic Forum's own website: WEF Live.

The company says the information is shareable, too, so if (unlike me) you have friends who care about you, you can gather a gaggle to take in a show.

Media outlets will likely also keep chiming in, sometimes with content that begs the question of what their aims are, if any, and why -- something it's been difficult for many New Yorkers to figure out, especially if (unlike drivers, and some journalists) you haven't been dogging these issues from day one.

Prettiness, if unlike beauty, is not to be disdained.

It was a great setup -- if, unlike me, you remembered to bring sleeping bags.

While useful for many (pre-digital) years, the IF system, not unlike some celebrities, is not aging gracefully.

Unlike the IF males, the majority of the significantly altered pathways were down-regulated in the IF female gonadal tissue.

Unlike with IF, body weights of the animals on the synthetic diets increased proportionally to the ME of the diets (Tables 4 and 5, Figure 5).

Actin and MTs are polar structures with a plus – and a minus – end (unlike IFs).