Sentence examples for like calculated from inspiring English sources
Nothing's calculated like — calculated.
The ceremonial part of President Clinton's welcome may be fit for an emperor, but other aspects of the Chinese Government's behavior have looked like calculated insults.
They would also have access to information like calculated safe zones to which firefighters could retreat and the time it would take to get an injured firefighter to medical care.
Again, does Obama's discussion of this sound like calculated deception?
All those dangers seem like calculated risks to him.
"The French Connection" looked like just another cop movie until Friedkin floored it, shooting on the fly and cutting it all together like calculated agitprop.
Conservatives still don't like calculating the deficit any way except literally.
"Michael likes calculating the probabilities of the polyhedral dice," it was reported, in a chilling presentiment of his Brexit strategy.
Because the MTurk platform allowed Turkers to do as few or as many HITs as they liked, calculating interannotator agreement over all Turkers who participated was not feasible.
As Feynman once observed, that's like calculating the distance from Los Angeles to New York to within a hairbreadth.
Jill Constantine, who works for a public-policy research firm in Princeton, said that when the firm put its expense reporting online, it automated tasks like calculating mileage.
