Sentence examples for unlike lots from inspiring English sources
Unlike lots of places, Herndon has a worker center that keeps day laborers off the street.
Unlike lots of music festivals, this one made an emphatic point.
"Unlike lots of other games, there is little violence, with the exception of fighting off a few zombies and creepers.
Like thousands of other fans I will be there, but unlike lots of fans I am going to start queuing this afternoon to ensure a front-row position.
Unlike lots of research, studies of faking orgasms have been consistent in their findings since the 1970s, showing rates of 53-65% – mostly for what researchers call PVI (penile-vaginal intercourse).
Unlike lots of types of spending, these are really contracts.
Unlike a lot of stuff from that benighted decade, stunts like these are unlikely to be revived.
Unlike a lot of people in Hollywood, he chose Elaine.
Unlike a lot of judges, Sotomayor reads briefs first.
Unlike a lot of punk groups, they were properly political.
