Sentence examples for matters alike from inspiring English sources

We may not all define attractiveness in quite the same way, but we all have an emotional reaction to it — in professional and social matters alike.

An unabashed libertarian, a virtual isolationist who wanted the government out of public and personal matters alike, Ron Paul attracted a fanatical following of fellow believers.

As this book makes abundantly clear, the wife of America's first ambassador to Britain and second president rarely hesitated to express her views on politics and family matters alike.

While the Supreme Court has not acted to save Mario Dion Woodward, his case gives all of us reason to consider the critical role of state courts in criminal and civil matters alike, and to think hard about what changes we must make in order to ensure they operate fairly and impartially, without bias or influence.

While most grad schools require students to maintain a B-minus or higher, no two programs — or graduate schools, for that matter — are alike.

Although this view was later shown to be erroneous, it served a useful purpose in allowing him to abolish the idea, held by many previous atomists from the Greek philosopher Democritus to the 18th-century mathematician and astronomer Ruggero Giuseppe Boscovich, that atoms of all kinds of matter are alike.

No matter how alike you are there will definitely be enough ways in which you are different.

"Living with someone else is going to have its challenges, no matter how alike you are," Anne Brackett, who worked in student housing for 20 years and now is chief engagement officer of Strengths University, told VICE.

The C.I.A. itself brought these matters — facts and allegations alike — to the department's attention".

God and the multiverse alike are matters of inference, intuition, perceiving insight.

But, although the two plays couldn't be less alike in subject matter or tone, they are both, ultimately, about the writer's voice.