Sentence examples for really that of from inspiring English sources

My approach to set photography was really that of a photojournalist.

He loved Asia, though his view of it was really that of a 19th-century colonial administrator.

When they repackaged each toy, they included a phone number to call "if you experience problems with your doll". The number was really that of a local television news station.

Brown claimed that a close analysis of Reid's writings showed that his position on perception was not really that of direct realism but "hypothetical realism", that is the belief in an external world that cannot be known directly.

But it's hard to be critical of Feinstein's tenacity — or really, that of any woman with a decades-long history in politics — without raising the specter of sexism.

His position is really that of a space pragmatist.

"Is he really that out of touch?

Is the art world really that out of it?

"Really, that kind of sensation.

Not really that kind of cosmologist.

But Trump isn't really that much of an outlier.