Sentence examples for read unlike from inspiring English sources

I would recommend this book to anyone who is looking for an interesting and enthralling read unlike anything they have seen before.

The most disturbing thing about this study (a bleak read, but one that at least you can read: unlike the other academic research I've cited here, this study is available in full from CNN) isn't that victims, or even remorseful aggressors, aren't turning to adults.

When Sadie asks him what he likes to read — unlike Yul, Sadie is depicted as a more or less normal human being, who makes the usual chitchat on their first date — he bleeps: "I've read certain historical manifestos by significant historical leaders.

Kik users get native [push] notifications [on their phone] for new messages, which makes them highly likely to read — unlike messages pushed out on broadcast social networks, which just have some chance of being seen".

The fill-er-up second and minute hands and "time capsule" hours make for a nice straightforward read, unlike some newer watches I've seen, though you'll have to estimate the minutes somewhat.

Text on the image read, "Unlike some people, Belvedere always goes down smoothly".

For, theoretically at least, anyone at the State Department could have edited the biographies Mr. Spogli was reading — unlike traditional resources.

Despite a dataset size up to 1,000 Mbp (AMB), only about 2% of the mouse genome had been mapped with RNA-seq reads, unlike a previous report that suggested a more pervasively transcribed genome from detailed analyses of ~1% of the human genome [ 19].

That's a story you likely have not read before, unlike everything the Red Sox seem to come up with.

He suggested that one possible source for the misquote was HotAir.com, a popular conservative blog, which had posted a headline the day before that read "Obama: Unlike some people, I wasn't born with a silver spoon in my mouth".

He was said to be tall, young, handsome, and well read and, unlike the rich boys in blue shirts and khakis, to wear only olive-green pants and shirts.