Sentence examples for similarly often from inspiring English sources

Steve Jobs's story is, similarly, often told in familiar terms that don't quite capture what really made him interesting.

Artists have similarly often preferred older fashions, but this is usually because they wish to achieve an effect of timelessness.

Students of Chinese religious traditions, similarly, often work with such specialists in Chinese literature and history as Robert Hymes, Shang Wei and Guo Jue.

Pleasure seems, similarly, often to attach attention to salient stimuli and activities rather than to itself, compatibly with what philosophers seeking to explain pleasure's ability to motivate desire ultimately directed toward other objects have proposed (e.g., Schlick 1930/1939, Ch. II, §§4-10, pp. 36-55).

It is, similarly, often used to denounce homosexuality and other sexual "sins".

Fans of the American musical theatre, similarly often look to Ethan Mordden for a detailed history of Broadway musicals.

Against Murray, in the quarter final, he was similarly fluent, often making extraordinary strokes look mundane.

Similarly, capitals often felt poorly informed about developments of interest to them.

Another 1,250,000 ac (500,000 ha) of ecclesiastical estates were similarly sold, often at extremely low prices.

Similarly, we often hear older people start sentences with this phrase "Wasn't it great when…".

Similarly, merchants often work with multiple group-buying sites, and restaurants with multiple food-delivery platforms.