Sentence examples for perhaps more like from inspiring English sources

Plain and simple, no way around it". Eichberger said that because of these changes, the typical gas station of the future will likely look radically different — perhaps more like a restaurant or highway rest stop than a convenience store.

Outside of the interview context, however, we are perhaps more like producers or recording engineers for musicians.

These mini-massacres, which now occur regularly, are, indeed, perhaps more like what's called, in branding, a line extension — the same product in a slightly different form.

But when he wore a tweed jacket and a Brooks Brothers shirt he became someone else — perhaps more like the businessman his parents would have had him become.

Where the book occasionally stumbles is in Slater's description — perhaps more like wishful thinking — of advances in the physiological understanding of mental illness.

A third grouping would be what he calls "local universities that are perhaps more like US community colleges, involved in widening participation and access".

It's invested at least $200 million already in Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam--perhaps more like $500 million if Rocket startups are spending tens of millions of marketing dollars in each country as rumored.

It's the same idea as the triangle, but perhaps more room-like.

The scenes she inhabits are like candy; or perhaps, more accurately, like balm for those of us who live ordinary lives in small, ordinary spaces.

Yet quite a lot of national pride-mongering is a bit more subtle and more effective, and perhaps more troubling than we like to admit.

We like Mr. Letterman, perhaps more than he likes himself.