Sentence examples for like snippets from inspiring English sources

The whole interview plays like snippets of Hawks films.

It's not easy to pick the most unforgettable image from the many that flutter through this memoir like snippets from an overturned wastebasket.

Video messages sent in the text box of a phone, like snippets of a party or a child's first steps, are also useful precursors to video conversations.

The main training room closely resembles IBM's Cambridge range, with touch-screen monitors on three walls showing charts, video clips and forensic material like snippets of malicious computer code.

A wise choice, given that throughout the day the National Weather Service was issuing warnings for certain areas that read like snippets from a disaster-movie screenplay: "DANGEROUS MULTIFACETED AND LIFE-THREATENING WINTER STORM... BEFORE MAKING DECISION TO TRAVEL... CONSIDER IF GETTING TO YOUR DESTINATION IS WORTH PUTTING YOUR LIFE AT RISK... DO NOT TRAVEL!

This is a matter not only of style and method -- the book features shifting narrative points of view and loose ends scattered like snippets of telephone wire, as well as extended passages of philosophical speculation, theological rumination and blankish verse -- but of ideology.

Most other matters, meanwhile, are reported in uncritical, gazette-like snippets.

There's so much of this stuff to plough through that the film has been edited down to confetti-like snippets.

The images of the big cats fit in nicely with the simplistic, Wikipedia-like snippets of South African history and culture, spoken by cast members.

"Love Letter to Brooklyn," which wraps around a Fulton Mall parking garage beside Macy's, is a freeform poem consisted of tweet-like snippets than run for two hundred and fifty words.

In Jonathan's case the clip is a facetious look at the history of meatpacking in America, illustrated with what looks likes snippets from a 50's industrial film.