Sentence examples for somewhat unlike from inspiring English sources

Baston looks somewhat unlike Plato and Socrates.

Those students on their first foreign service trip said they had chosen St. Lucia because they saw it as a perfect introduction to helping the world: tropical, fun, beautiful, but also a place where there was poverty and a culture at least somewhat unlike their own.

Thomas Pogge's recent work, in contrast, argues that institutions are morally central but in a manner somewhat unlike that argued for by the left Rawlsians.

Brint's own 1982 PhD from Harvard, launched into the voracious university growth of the 1980s, was a circumstance somewhat unlike that of his current doctoral candidates from UC Riverside set loose into the contemporary academic employment desert.

It looked somewhat unlike West Coast stores.

Its chemistry is somewhat unlike other andesite flows comprising Ring Mountain, but it probably erupted from a volcanic vent adjacent to or at Ring Mountain.

They were long, complex, and dense with qualifiers: "somewhat," "perhaps," "not unlike". A handful of fellow academics might read the final book, he figured, and it was hard to see them actually enjoying it.

In Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland the proportional system somewhat corrects this (unlike Manchester, Sheffield, Liverpool or Newcastle, Glasgow and Cardiff both have Conservative representatives in their national legislatures, for example).

As CNN reports, Japanese dialogue tends to be somewhat indirect, unlike the confrontational style favoured in US politics.

Somewhat disappointingly, unlike those astronauts being sent to shag all over Mars, The Voice remains on terra firma accompanied by its scaled-down counterpart, The Voice Kids.

After her several posts on the looming threat of Brexit caused confusion among her followers, Lohan felt moved to clarify that she had not been hacked, adding somewhat ominously, "unlike OBAMA's recent setback".