Sentence examples for rather like someone from inspiring English sources
Al-Ludra oscillated, but not regularly: not like a pendulum; rather, like someone who is at a loss between two choices.
Of Daniel Dennett's scientific treatment of belief, he writes: "[Dennett] is rather like someone who thinks that a novel is a botched piece of sociology".
He talks not like a man with a gun to his head but rather like someone who has been so conditioned to restrain his instincts that no weapon is necessary.
When I used to work in Bristol, I would often hear the telltale call of the jay: a harsh, tearing sound rather like someone ripping a sheet of muslin in two.
Rather like someone who is totally unfit joining a running club, they initially make rapid improvements as the pounds are shed and the legs get stronger, closing the gap with the faster athletes.
It feels rather like someone's home.
Consider all the other things you'd rather be doing than pretending to like someone else's Facebook updates, photos, ideas, whatever.
In short, she looks like a president, rather than like someone pretending to be one for a while.
I'd rather dress like someone who is breaking into somebody's house than someone who's in court because they've broken into somebody's house.
Someone I spoke to at Paramount has these figures that I rather like, that I find rather liberating.
