Sentence examples for really like nothing from inspiring English sources

"The time and expense of building 'War Horse' are really quite significant, and to be doing that show on top of creating 'Women on the Verge' and mounting 'Free Man of Color' is really like nothing we've done before in a single season," Mr. Bishop said.

And it's a measure of the insularity of many pundits that they imagined that the politics of a city that is really like nothing else in America — and resembles only a couple of other places in the world — somehow represented the national center.

While the volcanoes of Io sometimes reminded scientists of the lava flows and pools at Kilauea in Hawaii, they are really like nothing existing on Earth and in much of the solar system since its formative period more than four billion years ago.

Even the amazing sound the kings made — a spiralling festive bray that was sort of like bagpipes, sort of like a holiday noise-maker, and sort of like the "woofing dog" sound on certain airplanes, but really like nothing on earth I'd ever heard — had a soothing effect when thousands of distant penguins were making it together.

You'll find they're really like nothing else.

It's really like nothing else on the catwalk.

Most of the time, what I'd really like is to say nothing at all: no hello, no goodbye, just the message.

It was nothing like I thought it would be: nothing, really, like anything I'd seen before.

Yet to me this really feels like nothing to celebrate.

It really feels like nothing has changed in the cast, in the group.

This really looks like nothing much on its own, but it supports the previous, much more impressive, bump found in the second run at higher collision energies.