Sentence examples for saying unlike from inspiring English sources

All these features have been on display this week.On the campaign trail, Mr Bush promised he would not be a president whose every utterance had to be carefully parsed to see what he was really saying (unlike you-know-who).

One investigator was quoted as saying: "Unlike a criminal, a corrupt officer knows exactly what can be deployed against him … they know how to cover their tracks".

In her opening statement, she took a clear shot, saying: "Unlike another woman in this race, I actually love spending time with my husband".

Albanese reportedly gave an impassioned speech against turnbacks in left caucus earlier in the day, saying "unlike other caucus members I won't just sit there and do nothing".

On Monday, he sought to draw a sharp contrast with his rivals, saying, "Unlike all the rest of the people in this race, I did grow up poor".

Later in the speech, he tweaked a well-worn line from his standard stump speech, saying, "Unlike the Seattle Seahawks last night, we want to deserve this victory, we want to earn this victory".

Clegg does that, he say, unlike Ed Miliband.

Beame says unlike the other candidates he has no further political ambitions.

However, she said, unlike last year, inflation on the manufacturing side has led to "some price increases".

She said unlike other stars she could not balance career and children.

Mr Cameron said: "Unlike previous governments, there is one team at the heart of this Government".