Sentence examples for still alike from inspiring English sources

We were older, we were different – he was different, I was different – and yet still alike.

If you have planned on spending $15 on one closer from a cluster of six, and the bidding has stalled out at $12 on the guy ranked fifth in that tier, but with others you still alike ahead of him still available, you should still go ahead and buy him under your budgeted amount and spend the difference elsewhere.

Canadians and Americans still dress alike, talk alike, like the same books, television shows and movies, and trade more goods and services than ever before.

"Identical Twins, Roselle, N.J., 1967," still dress alike, but their once black hair is permed and tinted strawberry blond.

They are still uncannily alike – the black 20-something from small-town Georgia has the same diction as the middle-aged white New York banker – but they've lost 50 IQ points, and now can only express themselves in New-Agey platitudes.

These will be still more alike than the Table 6 subgroups, so if characteristic differences are indeed key to location differences, this exercise should give some quite low DDIs.

The repetition leads to a much less sanguine conclusion that despite our personal styling, to America, Asian women all still look alike.

Although they still dress alike, Sierra said, "She's always wanting to do little kid things, I'm always wanting to do older things".

It amuses us to see people's reactions on the street, they turn around and give us strange looks— Mady: —because we still dress alike at our age.

He often talks to children in schools, and says the riots in French suburbs last November were "by kids born in France of foreign parents, saying we want to be considered 100percentnt French", yet ministers and media alike still brand them as immigrants.

Sunnis, Shias and Kurds alike still see their respective militias as a hedge against an uncertain future.To that extent, Iraq is still far from normality.