Sentence examples for immensely unlike from inspiring English sources
The Ariekei of Embassytown are immensely unlike us.
Despite his failing health, Allen was, unlike me, immensely conscientious in reading every submission from cover to cover.
Time described the environmental crisis as a problem that Americans "might actually solve, unlike the immensely more elusive problems of race prejudice or the war in Vietnam".
The way I like to look at it, the golf swing is an immensely complicated mechanism, not unlike one of those big construction cranes you see erecting buildings in New York.
That makes his portraits immensely humane and approachable – unlike, say, classic Italian portraits, which are far more aloof and less direct.
All this gave the immensely wealthy company powers not unlike those of the East India Company, which had governed India on Britain's behalf from 1757 to 1857.
Unlike Riley, I find the work immensely threatening, and painful.
Unlike Mrs. Whitman, the blue-blooded scion of an immensely wealthy and politically prominent family, Mr. DiFrancesco has a pedigree that is strikingly humble.
"I'm disturbed immensely," she said during an interview in her campaign office on Monday when, unlike the other candidates, she made no public campaign appearances.
