Sentence examples for of much like from inspiring English sources

Carter later explained that, "I just thought it was kind of much like [Reyes'] character to appreciate that".

That is a behaviour that occurs during sleep that people are unaware of, much like sleepwalking or sleeptalking.

A whichy thicket of "much likes" and "but fors" parts for head-scratchingly oracular pronouncements: "Art, like death, is life's great leveler.

None of them much liked what they saw.

The winner was Lien Chan, a former vice-president of Taiwan, much liked by the Chinese government for his conciliatory approach.

"It's part of the normal process of aging, much like wrinkling of skin," he said.

The cap of the mushroom is full of spores, much like a fruit is full of seeds.

Lepidophloios wrapped its megasporangium in a layer of tissue much like that of the seed plants.

I recognized his look of skepticism, much like that of the countless editors who had turned down my book proposal.

The consumption of beer, much like that of diamonds (see Lee et al. 2014), involves sensory characteristics, such as taste (flavor), weight, and aroma.

The story of Mordor, much like the rest of the game, is a Frankenstein's monster.