Sentence examples for uses similarly from inspiring English sources
Anyone familiar with Mr. Richter's painting knows that he uses similarly contrasting images and styles in that medium, as if telling us that he planned to keep his options open.
Mychael Danna's moody, brooding score uses similarly extended strokes, rising and falling on a romantic undercurrent of intertwining themes, underpinning the action with a persistent sense of longing.
Leonardo da Vinci, whom Cozens cites as the inspiration for his own pedagogical technique, uses similarly muddled forms for the purpose of "arousing the mind to various inventions".
Erdogan will do a great service, to himself and his country, if he uses similarly calming language on return from north Africa.
It uses (similarly to [7]) forward induction but its essence lies in the use of critical periods.
Sia uses similarly violent language in the chorus of "Straight for the Knife" but goes disarmingly intimate in the verse as she recounts dressing for a date: "Put a bow in my hair, wore pretty underwear / Hoping you might take it off".
Soon after, they used similarly brusque tactics with Mr. Stern.
Beijing has used similarly vague, arbitrary and all-too-convenient charges to punish dissidents.
Would it be acceptable to use similarly mocking words and pictures about people of other creeds, religions, or ethnic groups?
Popsicle sticks with horsehair attached are used similarly but draw a different kind of sound.
The court used similarly loose standards to approve patents for business methods and certain technology.
