Sentence examples for thoroughly unlike from inspiring English sources

The air seemed so clean, so featureless, so thoroughly unlike a bar.

These are intense, powerful wines, thoroughly unlike other Moëts, which are typically more balanced.

As for the New Beetle -- designed in America and based on a Golf chassis, front engine and front drive -- it is so thoroughly unlike the old that it seems less a homage than a repudiation of the old Bug.

There was also a general view that Japan's economy — with its rapid growth and unique system of cooperation among large corporations and the government — was thoroughly unlike any other.

"Indeed, the question in this case can more properly be styled as follows: When do present-day circumstances — the evolutions in the Government's surveillance capabilities, citizens' phone habits, and the relationship between the N.S.A. and telecom companies — become so thoroughly unlike those considered by the Supreme Court thirty-four yeago ago that a precedent like Smith simply doesn't apply?

When do present day circumstances — the evolution in the Government's surveillance capabilities, citizens' phone habits, and the relationship between the NSA and telecom companies — become so thoroughly unlike those considered by the Supreme Court thirty-four yeago ago that a precedent like Smith does not apply.

Ms. Sugden found this comic style thoroughly enjoyable, unlike that of the situation comedies today, she said in the Teletronic interview: "I find it a bit, well, sordid, and it's not my scene — bad language and who's in whose bed".

43– 46 However, ALMS1 involvement has not yet been thoroughly investigated, unlike BBS proteins which are well known to be linked to Sonic hedgehog and Wnt (Wingless+ int-1) signal transduction pathways, among others.

Investors have once again, the argument goes, recognised that Europe is an essentially strong story: unlike thoroughly restructured American business, lots of juicy re-engineering remains to be done in Europe, and the arrival in the new year of the euro will only hasten its progress.All, perhaps, true.

And unlike a thoroughly gay star, Bowie had plenty of room for manoeuvre: the freedom of a born actor who could assume and discard roles as he wished.

Learning from the mistakes of John McCain's team in 2008, Romney's team will ensure their choice, unlike Sarah Palin, will be thoroughly vetted.