Sentence examples for like a state of from inspiring English sources
"They like a state of no war, and no peace.
"It's like a state of calm.
No overarching themes - right now it's sounding like a State of the Union laundry list.
"It was a bit like a State of Origin game," he said.
It feels like a state of infinite possibility, stimulating and enjoyable — not exactly comforting, but acceptable because true".
If anything comes of it, Mr Sharif will have successfully tilted what is euphemistically called the "civilian-military imbalance" back towards something more like a state of balance.
While Johnson ran like a state-of-the-art robot, James's nickname is "The Jaguar," which gets the stealth factor just about right.
The 40-minute bombing sequence looks like a state-of-the-art digital video game, with even the bloodshed sanitized (to preserve a financially desirable PG-13 rating).
By 2001, when it was revived on the Court's main stage (with a much bigger budget and more expensive set), it seemed like a state-of-Europe play; it was much funnier and the acting was much broader.
To establish these conclusions, Hobbes invites us to consider what life would be like in a state of nature, that is, a condition without government.
I'm, like, in a state of shock". .
