Sentence examples for sense like one from inspiring English sources

To navigate like a fish, it would help to sense like one.

Then their quantum identities merge and they start behaving, in a sense, like one large particle.

A marketing consultant quoted in the article says, "I doubt any alcoholic beverage company would want to be associated with a drinking game that stretches the boundaries of good taste and common sense like this one does".

"Beyond the implicit slur on the beverage's taste, I doubt any alcoholic beverage company would want to be associated with a drinking game that stretches the boundaries of good taste and common sense like this one does," said Dick Martin, a former executive vice president of AT&T and the author of several books on branding.

John Osborne on Look Back in Anger "The trouble seems to be in the overstatement of the hero's sense of grievance; like one of Strindberg's woman-haters, he ends in a kind of frenzied preaching in an empty conventicle.

Do you get the sense it's like one massive free-for-all out there?

If anything, it's as if Hernandez is creating friendly spirits with a sense of humor, like one photo where a gloved hand appears from behind a curtain holding a banana.

Peer-to-peer lending in a social sense, like Kiva, is one thing, but I'm not convinced peer-to-peer lending for profit works or scales.

Matt: It might make sense to have like…um…maybe like one or two options for just the…I don't want to give them too many choices for the car bases because the difference there would be more wheels versus treads.

Aliquippa is, in one sense, like a big city: People warn you away from certain spots.

While the retail area looks, in one sense, like a pastel-colored, outdoor version of the latest suburban mall, the project has generated a surprise just across Third Street.