Sentence examples for that much like from inspiring English sources

So actually not that much like Lady Antebellum.

It turns out that much like caches, these mechanism fare better when our code is more predictable.

There are plenty of aspects of tyrannosaur life that, much like the animals themselves, appear fuzzy.

Oh well, I suppose it's not that much like school at all.

The problem is that, much like PSP itself, they are not widely known.

Still, Ms. Morgan suspects that much like the writers it celebrates, the event may always struggle for respect.

She said she hoped that much like her influential predecessors, the performances of the Romanians will inspire another generation.

Then he took aim at the outspoken analyst, and said that "much like your report, the facts are distorted".

President Obama on Friday said that much like during Sandy in 2012, the storm surge could cause significant damage.

He might be able to do that, much like he has done since 2008, as Prime Minister.

Gifts that, much like in the extraordinary joy and terrible violence of the video, are hard to look away from.