Sentence examples for remarkably like those from inspiring English sources

Mr. Watkins, the author, describes certain characteristics that sound remarkably like those mentioned by the comedians in responding to the question.

The few statements that he has made sound remarkably like those of Secretaries past: he has reaffirmed America's historical commitments, whether to NATO or the U.N. or Japan.

His views, which are expressed remarkably like those of a Japan fisheries official, seem to imply that such whales are great cockroaches that need to be eradicated.On intelligence, I would like to set the daimyo straight.

He is said to have dreamed of an ideal kingdom whose tranquil inhabitants lived in harmonious accord with the natural law and possessed virtues remarkably like those espoused by early Daoism.

Flowers of some Anisophylleaceae are remarkably like those of some Cunoniaceae (order Oxalidales), down to the fine details observable during development, but this seems to be because of a mixture of persistence of a common ground plan and evolutionary convergence.

The smell of these hormone-sick unguents is, without exception, both sanitary and cloying, and remarkably like those cardboard fruit deodorizers that livery service drivers hang on their rearview mirrors.

Economics employs partial differential equations like those in a Black-Scholes account of derivatives markets, equations that look remarkably like ones familiar from physics.

"Remarkably like", however, is not the same as "identical".

But it does have "speciality vehicles", which look remarkably like, well, tanks.

But instead, as they've seen over at Coal River Mountain, it looks remarkably like business as usual.

It looked remarkably like the United States interstate highway system.