Sentence examples for unlike often from inspiring English sources

It is here shown that, unlike often assumed, these equations admit asymmetric solutions.

The results showed that the reddish-brown layer is composed of earth pigments, whereas the green glaze, unlike often seen in old paintings, is not a copper green but an organic matter.

The data on minorities and non-citizens are from the Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia. 2 In this context, see Masella ( 2011), who shows that, unlike often suggested, ethnic diversity by itself does not necessarily impact negatively on economic development and political stability.

Unlike often-prescribed comfort foods like meatloaf and mashed potatoes, cakes come with a sugar high.

And this is the interesting turn in the show — the devolution of Benton's work from something not unlike Picasso's in his neo-classical period to something not unlike, and often inferior to, N. C. Wyeth or Norman Rockwell.

Families, unlike geriatricians, often are surprised — shocked, in fact — by what Medicare doesn't cover.

Again, not unlike the often coveted crispy top of a good lasagne.

Also, he told me, dogs, unlike people, often seemed to be aware that someone was lurking above.

American and Palestinian officials insist that there is no animosity between Mr. Obama and Mr. Abbas, unlike the often tense relationship between the president and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel.

Unlike the often solitary experience of playing on a computer, he said, "games played out in the wild really feel alive".

In spite of the considerable height of the vaulted interior, these details make its scale seem small, unlike the often dizzying height of Ultrabaroque retables.