Sentence examples for unlike stepping from inspiring English sources

I am charmed by the idea that when you step beneath a rose, you enter a private, safe space — not unlike stepping beneath the mistletoe.

Moving to the UK was not unlike stepping through the wardrobe into Narnia; leaving the comfort of the familiar for the relative unknown.

One large firm that specializes in tax preparation recently built a virtual mock-up of a new office layout and invited customers and employees to put on a VR headset and test it out — not unlike stepping inside an architectural rendering.

It is unlike stepping into a situation deemed a relational work of art, or being confronted with a wall full of donuts in a gallery, which, regardless of its "open-ness," is ultimately controlling and didactic.

Decorated with works of art, the sensation that being inside the house generates is not unlike that of stepping inside a gallery itself a white-boxed, sealed off environment.

"This transaction is not unlike steps taken by other private-sector companies to secure operating cash," Amtrak's president, George Warrington, said in a statement.

Step 2 is like if you were drinking from a keg, but unlike step one where you are trying to NOT get head on the beer, you pour it directly down to the bottom which creates a lot of head, and in turn, releases all the carbonation.

Unlike Steele, Green stepped in too late.

THE willingness of countries to intervene on behalf of their banks is not unlike that of parents stepping in to help their children when they go off the rails.

He shows no signs of stepping down, and unlike Ingrams has not identified a member of staff he wants to inherit the crown.

Bob Paisley, a common-sense man not unlike Hodgson, quietly stepped in.