Sentence examples for unlike everywhere from inspiring English sources

Unlike everywhere else in America.

London is unlike everywhere else.

In Indonesia – unlike everywhere else – the scientists enjoy significant government support.

Even ink-stained wretches pull down five-figures – and, unlike everywhere else in America, since journalism is built on documenting nonsense, there's some real job security in documenting Washington.

Unlike everywhere else in this vast country, Mobutu was viewed as a benevolent savoir.

But, unlike everywhere else in London, you get to sit on a chair rather than a kooky, upturned milk crate, so it's worth it.

Why, unlike almost everywhere else, are Indian films much more conservative than reality?

Despite the varying street names it's all the same stretch of promenade, so (unlike virtually everywhere else in Venice) you won't get lost along the way.

Other than its rather patronising premise - that these supporters somehow know what Palestinians need more than we do - this argument is problematic in assuming that Palestinians, unlike humans everywhere, are willing to forfeit their long-term rights to freedom, equality and self-determination in return for some transient alleviation of their most immediate suffering.

Unlike Silas Marner, unlike intentional voyagers everywhere, Eilis hasn't sought the consolations of anonymity.

Unlike their counterparts everywhere else, Britist police do not carry firearms.