Sentence examples for thing more like from inspiring English sources
It was this glossy thing, more like a book — a bookier product!
This would have seemed a bizarre idea to even earlier generations, for whom the vampire was a brutish and repellent thing, more like the zombies of our cinematic folklore than most of the vampires we know and half-love.
Aside from developing core technologies to help propel Renault-Nissan into the next era of transportation, the new division is also responsible for helping the giant carmaker thing more like a startup.
Many philosophers (including, we suspect, Nerlich 1994 and Earman 1989) would be happy to acknowledge the Mach-friendly status of our spacetime, and argue nevertheless that we should understand that spacetime as a real thing, more like a substance than a mere ideal construct of the mind as Leibniz insisted.
The very fact that from any one word to the next we could end up anywhere, regarding anything, allows the reader to abandon all would-be framework of the reading experience, making the whole thing more like a drug experience than a novel, a hyper-hallucinating cloud of countless shades of hope and hell.
For most of the remaining novel, Doyle himself abandons the Hollywood conventions that made "A Star Called Henry" and "Oh, Play That Thing" more like popular entertainments: an escape-artist hero, manic pacing and seat-of-the-pants plotting, rapid scene shifts and a "Zelig" -like collection of historical walk-ons.
There's something about having a woman see things more like you that can be really helpful.
At that point he began saying things more like "She's just a stupid model," and "We're just friends".
You have responsibilities, like setting up assembly, and year 6s get picked for the good things more, like helping teachers.
People are going after things more like Tiiny" Rose laughs.
Asked how her life has changed since the storm, she replied: "You appreciate the little things more, like water.
