Sentence examples for rather like something from inspiring English sources

Rather like something from the 1970s, in fact.

Well kind of, it's the latest development in green aviation and it looks rather like something from the Jetsons.

This section uses multi-tracked, choral vocal arrangement and according to Dai Griffiths, a "chord sequence [that ordinarily] would sound seedy, rather like something by the band Portishead".

Signs of coccidia infestation include difficulty in weight gain, lethargy, inappetence (lack of appetite) and clumped stools (rather like something you may see from a dog).

When she smells a truffle, she starts digging furiously, and Mario has to yank her aside to retrieve what looks, rather disappointingly, like something the dog deposited, rather than unearthed.

But they seem like comments on these men, rather than like something that truly comes from within them.

His coat-focused collection didn't feel offensive in the way of Mr. Gaultier's misogynistic gestures, but rather sterile, like something to be worn to a clinical exam.

The KEYone achieves what seems incredibly unlikely; it makes a hardware keyboard on a smartphone feel like a novel innovation, rather than like something that we've tried, thoroughly explored and moved beyond.

You rather people like something than not like it.

Robin Phillips, who has died aged 75, was a golden boy of British theatre in the early part of his career but became, rather like John Neville, something of a king across the water as the most brilliant and successful artistic director of the Stratford Festival, Ontario, in the late 1970s.

The novel is partly a comedy of virginity: a rather Elizabethan theme, like something explored by her favourite poets.