Sentence examples for to be very like from inspiring English sources

You could try making your own to be very like Flim! Be a con artist.

That seems to be very like the project I'm engaged with here.

Pericles, while yet but a young man, stood in considerable apprehension of the people, as he was thought in face and figure to be very like the tyrant Pisistratus, and those of great age remarked upon the sweetness of his voice, and his volubility and rapidity in speaking, and were struck with amazement at the resemblance.

But though they find her easily enough on their first two tries, the game becomes more difficult; the shape of the comb on top of the hen's head turns out to be very like the petals of a flowering tree, the fur of a growling dog, and the rays of the rising sun.

(Heytesbury takes these cases to be very like the 1st way in which he says the distinction occurs, involving modality de dicto and de re).

The cognitive processes which the AI goes through are said to be very like those a human who had never seen the game would use to understand and attempt to master it.

The place we went to was very like the Philippines.

For an espresso based drink like a latte, you will want the grinds to be very fine (like table salt).

Poe's character Legrand's explanation of his ability to solve the cipher is very like Poe's explanation in "A Few Words on Secret Writing".

She found the oddball references to the Pythagorean theorem and the Big Cactus to be very Shaq-like.

The video was conceptualized to be very fantasy-like and surreal.