Sentence examples for unlike doing from inspiring English sources

"But unlike doing Freedom Summer, joining Teach for America is part of climbing up the elite ladder — it's part of joining the system, the meritocracy".

Paying your $12.50, these days, is not unlike doing a few lines of cocaine and pretending you don't know about the headless bodies in Juarez.

Saunders points out that the experience of philosophical scepticism, which is usually presented as something important and exciting, perhaps involving CGI karate, is actually not unlike doing a crappy service-sector job.

"Unlike doing a documentary, where you can time things out and spend a planned amount of time on each inning, we had the burden of not only doing history, but we had a game to cover," Weisman said.

At first, he said in a Chicago Tribune interview last year, "I thought cooking out of a cookbook and following a recipe was not unlike doing a math problem: you had to measure everything out; you had to follow the directions meticulously; you couldn't deviate; otherwise the recipe wouldn't work.

"I thought cooking out of a cookbook and following a recipe was not unlike doing a math problem: You had to measure everything out; you had to follow the directions meticulously; you couldn't deviate; otherwise the recipe wouldn't work," he told The Chicago Tribune last year.

"Thin Line," unlike "Don't Explain," anticipates the moment when suppressed rage explodes into violence.

UNLIKE sex, despotism doesn't usually sell.

Unlike do-everything smart phones, the Aura is designed for voice and text communications only.

Unlike Reagan, Obama doesn't invent or fantasize.

Societies, unlike individuals, do not die.