Sentence examples for things alike from inspiring English sources

We see things alike.

As Bergman said in the documentary Light Keeps Me Company, directed by Carl-Gustav Nykvist, the cinematographer's son, "Sven and I saw things alike, thought things alike, our feeling for light was the same.

Locke's third argument rests on the Scholastic's assumption that nature produces many things alike.

Persons and things alike are energetic bundles of collocated forces, but the superior rational force of persons can resist others and is capable of autonomy.

Animal welfare organizations warn of the fairly common phenomenon of pets, strays, and wild things alike getting irritated after contact with or licking up and then dying from deicing salts or anti-freeze.

You can hang up paintings, pictures of stars you like, pictures you took, and company clothing designs and things alike.

Do all these things read alike as they seem to?

"It is only the dullness of the eye," said Walter Pater, "which makes any two things seem alike".

"It's amazing how things look alike once they're frozen," said Laura Chenoweth, a nutritionist in Minneapolis.

In a world of images, in which both actors and things are alike capable of such significant statements, what is the role of dialogue?

Majoritarianism the credo of an expanding group of elected but autocratic rulers around the world, which holds that electoral might always makes you right is not true democracy, even if, on the face of it, the two things look alike.