Sentence examples for right more like from inspiring English sources

The Caesar salad was all right — more like a romaine salad with vinaigrette and a few croutons — but far from a classic Caesar, lacking cheese and anchovies.

The Columbus Circle towers will be handed -- that is, as distinct as the left hand is from the right, more like mirror images than doppelgängers.

He has supported gun rights — more than we like — and has opposed hate crime measures.

If labor rights were more like civil rights, he said, workers could seek "real remedies that can make them whole" and dissuade bad actors from breaking the law.

Maybe it was because of documentaries that addressed animal rights more directly, like Cowspiracy (2014) and Black Fish (2013).

He vows that he will put in extra hours training to make his right foot more like his left.

A robot that looks almost human but not quite right seems more like a zombie or a corpse than a lovable friend.

The Deal Maker session, which is more about finding production funds than distribution or broadcasting rights, looks more like "speed dating" than the previous meeting, but a festival staffer informs me that it's not that random; all the meetings are scheduled in advance.

The Overton window is the range of ideas that are acceptable in public discourse and the extreme right would like more of their fringe ideas to fall under this.

Maybe the right number is more like 40% or 30%.

The 2011 Giants, right now, look more like the 2010 Green Bay Packers than any other team of recent vintage.