Sentence examples for more like eating from inspiring English sources

"People are looking for larger experiences in a cyberworld" that becomes ever more "like eating candy".

"Eating Kobe is like eating foie gras, where Matsuzaka is more like eating beef," recalled Tadashi Ono, the chef and an owner of Sono in Manhattan, who first tasted Matsuzaka beef years ago and found it similar to Kobe beef in taste.

Also, it was a miserable, drizzly day, which made even me, something of a fitness enthusiast, feel more like eating a fried Oreo than working out.

To say that one of the shop's bergamotes de Nancy is like a cold cup of Earl Grey minus the tea doesn't suffice; it's more like eating perfume, which I have no intention of doing any time soon.

I am very fussy about the smoked salmon, though; it must be London-cure, which is so lusciously mild that it's more like eating wafer-thin sashimi than anything else.

It was absolutely, profoundly disgusting, not like food, more like eating a hedge; yet I know that my mother's ratatouille is actually quite nice, so I deduced years ago that a child's system is not set up for complexity.

In fact, the study concluded, cats like interacting with humans more than they like eating food.

Then it was, Oh, those poor pandas can't reproduce quickly enough to save their species because they like eating more than they like having sex.

Both robust and delicate appear here – depending on the weather (and let's be honest, it's been more than changeable recently), I like eating both.

At home, Taylor cooks to unwind, though his wife, Leanne, says it's more because he likes eating.

Farahani is ever present, her voice heard off-camera softly prodding the artist in Farsi to reveal more and more of himself; during a meal out, at a local restaurant, her salad sits untouched in front of the camera, her work to capture everything about Mohassess for posterity clearly overtaking those more mundane needs, like eating.