Sentence examples for remarkably unalike from inspiring English sources

What is fascinating about the two latest biographies of Jane Austen, by Claire Tomalin and David Nokes, is that they seem to be revising in concert, using just the same material, and come to pretty much the same general conclusions, but their emphases and subtler interpretations are remarkably unalike.

While it's less overtly political than his previous works, this mix is his most artistically radical statement to date, encompassing a remarkably diverse set of sounds and forging connections between songs that initially seem wildly unalike.

They were wildly unalike.

The personalities could not be more unalike.

"Meditation" and "Agon," so unalike each other, were greater successes.

These four are wonderfully unalike in temperament, physique and style.

But they could not be more unalike.

The two men are unalike in many ways.

It's striking how unalike these three ballets are.

Utterly unalike elements come to together because — well, just because.

On the surface, everything about us is unalike.