Sentence examples for like a dispatch from inspiring English sources

To British eyes, the narrative reads like a dispatch from the near-future.

Obviously it's both, to some degree, but it also seems like a dispatch from a postindustrial, science-fiction future.

It all seems like a dispatch from the underground scene in Louisville, Ky., where these artists share roots, and where they'll wrap up a tour on Oct. 9.

At once funny and tragic, overblown and delicate, familiar and otherworldly, it feels like a dispatch from another world, perhaps because it is.

At times it reads more like a dispatch from history's contemporary front than a novel, with the characters filling the cultural roles Mr Crouch has given them.

Richard Eyre and Nicholas Wright's book Changing Stages, offering a view of British theatre in the 20th century, already reads like a dispatch from another planet.

(A few months later, Nirvana's "Nevermind" supplanted Michael Jackson's "Dangerous" atop the Billboard charts). Hearing his music was like receiving a dispatch from another spiritual plane, one that offered irrefutable evidence that there were other ways of living — and maybe other ways of loving, too.

Washington this week was starting to feel like a caricature of a dispatch from a failing Latin-American dictatorship.

In September, the YouTube celebrity Hank Green tweeted a notice that he had received on his channel informing him that two of his videos — one called "Vegetables that look like Penises," the other a dispatch from the Zaatari refugee camp, in Jordan — had been demonetized.

And who ever thought they'd read a dispatch like the one posted at Politico that announced a small stable of right-wing billionaires are willing to try to buy the November elections by flooding the campaign season with a tsunami of unlimited cash (ten figures), aimed at swamping the media landscape and driving down the approval ratings of Democrats with a nonstop barrage of attacks ads.

He disliked descriptions of nature, tried to keep his prose unadorned, like a military dispatch, but Richmond tempted him to forget his austerities.