Sentence examples for terribly dissimilar from inspiring English sources

The Red Cross board chairman, David T. McLaughlin, said that Dole's departure was "not terribly dissimilar" from Healy's.

"Maybe there was a prejudice going on about the police that isn't terribly dissimilar to race prejudice".

Though this is far and away her biggest-budget production, Kunis concedes that it wasn't terribly dissimilar to her other Hollywood outings, bar one aspect.

Mr. Reeves spent years "carrying the begging bowl," as he put it, seeking financing for this "allegory about the pressures and seductions of the modern world," themes not terribly dissimilar from those of "Side by Side".

Across the United States, there are markets for sex with children that are not terribly dissimilar to ones in Cambodia, Thailand, and India.

9) It would not detract from the import of the present work if the authors here mentioned the fact that their numbers are not terribly dissimilar from those estimated by Riberio et al. (PNAS), particularly given that the latter were looking at a different organism.

Not dissimilar?

They're obviously dissimilar.

Terribly, terribly sad.

Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.

Steve McPhail and Michael Brackenhofer are dissimilar men.