Sentence examples for similar world from inspiring English sources

Their mutual admiration was bolstered by their similar world views and personalities.

"I've been doing my own thing before, in a similar world but not on television," said Christopher Vila, 26.

Their cinematic songs conjure up a similar world of teenage love in suburbia, as in the euphoric "Summer Camp".

"They have very similar world views in believing that radical Islam is the largest problem that America faces, and that every Muslim is a potential terrorist".

"Bill and I have very similar world views and political views that we've developed over so many years that I don't think that's an issue".

"Monuments," with its moody, changeable score (arranged by Ms. Thorson and Johanna S. Meyer), creates a similar world, simultaneously charged and drifty.

Dutch pragmatism and our similar world-views make the Netherlands fertile ground for initiatives others in Europe might be reluctant, at least initially, to embrace.

It went on to conclude: "Dutch pragmatism and our similar world-views make the Netherlands fertile ground for initiatives others in Europe might be reluctant, at least initially, to embrace.

The Council of Europe is not part of the EU, but a separate organisation with a wider membership (EU rights watchdog accuses Britain of shameful rhetoric on migrants, 30 March, page 6, early editions)." A correction published on 2 October 2013 had a similar world-weary intro: "Once again we have shown that we don't know as much about Europe as we should.

The two men are products of strikingly similar worlds.

The company is now working on creating similar worlds in Dubai, South Korea and Singapore.