Sentence examples for said much like from inspiring English sources

Beauty backstage is a full-service operation, Mr. Demsey said, much like a wedding.

Governments can set requirements related to driver screening and accessible vehicles, he said, much like Metro is proposing.

With 175 students and 12 teachers, the school can give students individual attention, he said, much like a mom-and-pop store with a small customer base.

The criminals she met there were charismatic, independent, resourceful, and willing to take risks, she said, much like her colleagues in the business world.

"Tau is 'natively unfolded,' or floppy, so in solution it moves around a lot and can adopt many different structures," Stultz said, much like the individual strands in a bowl of cooked spaghetti.

They're "hardwired for novelty seeking," Pietrus said — much like your average Internet junkie, opening 150 tabs at a time and clutching his smartphone in jittery hands.

When you get the connection, there are pauses between the time you speak and the listener hears what you say, much like first generation VoIP calls.

Churches picked key regional battlegrounds, they say, much like the Democrat and Republican parties in the US now focus on key states during the presidential election.

Mostly, though, what they give us is the chance to win, not with righteous morality, but with an old-fashioned swagger that says, much like the film itself, Hey, we may be stupid, but we rock.

The mangy trees that line the railway corridor seem to be saying, much like the people who live here, "We're alone out here and that's just the way we like it".

His defense of human rights extends across the globe, he says, much like the film.