Sentence examples for together unlike from inspiring English sources

"The games really bring people together, unlike so many other things".

John and Keir work closely together unlike Philip Hammond and his cabinet colleagues".

Time together was measured from when the couples first got together, unlike older studies, which started from the wedding.

Sprewell said the Knicks' big scorers rarely played well together, unlike last season, when they won the conference title.

He attributes their modern appeal to an age-old desire of families for entertainment that engages young and old together, unlike the latest video game.

Separately, not together, unlike "We Are the World," the 1985 song that he and LIONEL RICHIE wrote to raise money for U.S.A. for Africa.

Love overcomes the separating influence of Strife, bringing together unlikes and so preventing the clinging together of likes.

As Justin Lee, the executive director and founder of GCN, says, this "radical inclusion" is a unique quality, to be different and still come together harmoniously (unlike the protestors brandishing their signs outside).

The rough endoplasmic reticulum looks much like Golgi apparatus, in that it is a structure of flat, folded sections clumped together; though unlike the Golgi apparatus it has a rough-looking surface.

They walked single file, strung together, not unlike a class of preschoolers caravanning up Broadway.

Our collaboration feels liberating somehow, and the conversations we have together are unlike the conversations we have with anyone else.