Sentence examples for quite unalike from inspiring English sources

These two men — quite unalike — transform the work, and both women, especially Ms. Martin, a distinctive redhead, grow steadily more vivid.

Its two principals couldn't be more unalike: mild, almost scholarly Bostonian James Stone, and a rather flamboyant Brit, Peter Wood.

They were wildly unalike.

These are so unalike – our British bang becomes an Austrian prap – as to render the whole subject properly absurd; one shouldn't be listening (or laughing) quite so hard.

The personalities could not be more unalike.

But they could not be more unalike.

The two men are unalike in many ways.

"Meditation" and "Agon," so unalike each other, were greater successes.

These four are wonderfully unalike in temperament, physique and style.

They were always unalike, but now they inhabit different worlds.

It's striking how unalike these three ballets are.