Sentence examples for making more like from inspiring English sources
"He's always accusing me of making more like French gravy," she said.
Rather, and as some might argue making more like a machine — in the sense of acting like an algorithm trained to surface novelty from a mixed data dump — I've compiled a list (below) of some of the more interesting points that did emerge as panelists were asked to consider whether AI is "a force for good" (or not).
Even the conservative National Review piled on, writing, "People who make such remarks on television are typically capable of making more like them, or rather incapable of exercising the judgment to refrain.
The gorditas at Empellón Cocina are made more like ravioli.
Sometime in the eighteen-seventies, a shoe-store clerk in Kalamazoo named Orville Gibson began to wonder why guitars weren't made more like violins.
Despite rumors, however, Hall thinks the car should not be killed, but instead just made more like the (also slow-selling) four-door TL and called the TL Coupe.
*swayz -- (verb) To make more like Patrick Swayze.
Make more like minded buddies.
But we probably need to be making more bets like it.
Making more money seemed like a smart idea.
"Something like, he should make more schools like ours," he said.
