Sentence examples for rated like from inspiring English sources

Stephanie Stokes, an interior designer, took exception to having her skills rated like a trattoria.

Manufacturers hate the idea of new cars being rated (like school grades) with the letters A+ to D, based on their fuel consumption and emission of greenhouse gases.

The volunteers were men, age 18 to 40 (the university's human-subjects review board looked askance at having women photographed and rated like that).

Directed by Hans Petter Moland In Norwegian, with English subtitles 1 hour 43 minutes; not rated Like its glum antihero, "A Somewhat Gentle Man" takes a little time to find its feet.

1 hour 25 minutes; not rated Like the Upper East Side penthouse in which it unfolds, the documentary "Unraveled" is cool and elegant, echoing with spaces for our imaginations to fill.

Willing as I was to be repelled by such reasoning (blood is not to be rated like milk, after all), I found that I was instead rather impressed by its minimalism.

Members can compare their rated likes and dislikes with those of a prospective match.

Before and after consumers tasted the soup, they were asked to rate liking, saltiness, and desire to consume the soup.

The rating, like all movie ratings, is the industry's own standard, subject only to its own policing.

A: I never got an A rating, like my opponent -- would-be opponent -- has enjoyed.

During years with low foreclosure rates (like 2005), the bill would only generate a few hundred thousand dollars.