Sentence examples for more like but from inspiring English sources

I think she has sympathy for him at the beginning of the story — pity, more like — but by the end I don't think she cares about him at all.

So much for the series going down to the last minute of the final Test; first minute more like, but with a French referee with an aversion to crooked scrummaging in charge, it was, in hindsight, never going to be a Poite-boiler.

In my case, the raging fight with myself goes more like "But there are so many nice things in this bill, I really like a lot of it, and I've wanted this bill for such a long time" vs. "those evil insurers are screwing us again, I want to kill this bill, crush it against the rocks".

Posting trashy, half-nude pictures may get you more likes, but it won't be for the right reasons.

"More like, 'Get off that computer…', but yeah, they don't mention that so much now".

The students did not participate actively in situations with the patients but acted more like observers.

It is more life-like but is more costly to purchase and less convenient for mass CPR training.

Jones was easily the more Capote-like, but Hoffman got there first.

Thus, we conclude that stress granules are more solid-like but like P bodies do not transition into amyloid-like states upon stress.

Lately, it's been more like "anybody but Mitt".

We might want government to act more like business, but people seem to be treating business more like government.