Sentence examples for really dissimilar from inspiring English sources

Not really dissimilar to Everton, but with the grim horror of post-industrial Merseyside swapped for the sunny climes of San Sebastian.

Are men and women really so dissimilar that they may as well come from different planets?

But is this really so dissimilar to the crowded movie theater?

And watch Irish dad look in the completely wrong direction to the Grand Canyon while hanging out of a high window and think: is he really that dissimilar, really, to that awful Sam Pepper, with his social experiments and his help-the-homeless viral platitudes, that awful Sam Pepper, that terrible man?

The two were not really so strikingly dissimilar.

"The aesthetic of it is no different to an estate in the East End, or somewhere around Silvertown, it's really not that dissimilar," he said.

All of this suggests that for all the philosophizing about the meaning of online campaigns and the passing of the 20th-century political model, this next iteration of American politics won't really look so dissimilar from the ones that came before.

It's really not too dissimilar from any number of content aggregation streams countless manufacturers have built into Android in an attempt to differentiate themselves from the competition.

These two highly dissimilar performers really do need each other to create something artistically complete.

"I realized about halfway through developing the program, Reverberations really isn't that dissimilar from the other themes that I've had over the years," Music Gallery artistic director David Dacks tells THUMP over the phone.

That would be why two dissimilar souls were really and truly made for each other, whether or not they live happily ever after.