Sentence examples for seeming alike from inspiring English sources
What can prevent Events from seeming alike are their settings and scores.
Positive economic statistics all seem alike, but every negative statistic is negative in its own way.
Mr. Dwyer said restoration projects sometimes seem alike until he reads about the vessels' history.
Every day has its individual timbre, though at first they seem alike.
"It is only the dullness of the eye," said Walter Pater, "which makes any two things seem alike".
As the HSMF marched south towards Kampala in the late summer of 1987, the influence of the spirits and Alice's own power seemed alike to be fading.
If the poems don't go on too long, there are too many of marginal intensity and too many that seem alike.
"For consumers, all mortgages and personal loans seem alike," said Martin Pachéco, head of consumer education at the government's Financial Consumer Agency, which conducted the surveys.
Smell was her strongest sense, and when these paying guests arrived that morning she smelled the woman's perfume and the daughter's--identical, and yet nothing else seemed alike.
"It is only the dullness of the eye that makes any two things seem alike," Walter Pater said, and the idea of the uniqueness, particularity and value of things carries over from objects to the circumstances of life.
