Sentence examples for really much like from inspiring English sources

The Baftas are really much like the Globes and the Oscars, except with a light British bias.

The studious Penny (Amie Tedesco) is the kind of good girl that boys don't really much like, although she has a steady beau named Phil.

As a writer, she more nearly resembled Waugh than Greene, but she wasn't really much like either, or like anyone else, for that matter.

The impression we get from these pieces is that the qualities that are most amiable in human life are being gradually done to death in the milieux she is presenting, but Miss Porter does not really much like these people or feel comfortable in their dismal homes, and so we, in turn, don't really much care.

So we will sell you a box that has our own operating system in it and we're really much like Cisco and Arista in that regard.

If you disable the traction control and set the suspension to sport, you get a much firmer ride in a car that's very responsive around the corners (like it's on rails, really), much like you'd expect in a car of this type.

Everyone is focusing on the father, but he is really much more like his mother in that he is much more private than his father was".

"There isn't really much else like this on this side of town," said Garcia, a student and employee at Universal Orlando.

The interesting thing is that James is really much more like Albert in this film than he ever was Tony Soprano.

Maybe it was that night, when she whispered, "I don't like Daddy really much".

"I've not really done much like this.