Sentence examples for remarkably alike from inspiring English sources

Close inspection revealed that although Lebon and Cinzano looked remarkably alike, there were indisputable differences.

Turing and Wittgenstein were remarkably alike: solitary, ascetic, homosexual, drawn to fundamental questions.

At the most basic level — food, water, sex — the nuts and bolts are remarkably alike.

They are smaller and they are remarkably alike in their genetic make-up.

At the most basic level food, water, sex the nuts and bolts are remarkably alike.

For all their differences, the 20-year-old Crosby and Torres are remarkably alike, O'Brien said.

Loyal Putinites and dissident intellectuals alike are remarkably united in finding the American obsession with Russian meddling to be ridiculous.

Follow-on uses of plant material or plant breeding techniques by farmers, breeders and scientists alike, have become remarkably complex on account of the growing number of IPR bestowed upon biological material or breeding techniques, especially following the adoption of the TRIPS Agreement, laying out the foundations of the strong intellectual property paradigm in its Article 27§3b.

With potent drugs and advanced technologies, costly in human and monetary terms alike, we are remarkably good at forestalling death in desperate circumstance.

In comparison to the checkout, the rest of the in-store shopping experience has remained remarkably outdated, leaving shoppers and retailers alike frustrated with the amount of time and manual work required to get to the finish line — the transaction.

Yet, through it all, one fact has continued to provide solace to anxious homeowners and real-estate brokers alike: housing prices have stayed remarkably stable.