Sentence examples for very like those from inspiring English sources
Many people, after the death of a loved one, exhibit symptoms very like those of major depression, and are at risk for subsequent episodes.
Even more recently, in Nanny McPhee, there are silhouette shots that are very like those of Holly Hunter being carried in across the waves.
Jack and Jill is very like those imaginary films – it could easily have been a single-joke poster shot in a deleted scene from Funny People.
With assumed trading costs of 25%, their simulation generates portfolios with home biases very like those in the real world.The last of the "real" puzzles is the low correlation in countries' rates of consumption growth, which is surprising given the strong relationships between growth rates of national incomes.
In the view of Anthony Hicks, writing in The New Grove Dictionary of Opera, Handel's operas "appear at first glance very like those of his contemporaries; what sets them apart is the excellence of the music and its ability to express with immediate conviction the emotional states of the characters in the context of the drama".
"Foucault's Pendulum" is a clotted exploration of paranoia and conspiracy theories (very like those prominent in Italian political discourse in the 1970's), predicated on the reconstruction, by a trio of intellectuals, of a supposed plan for world domination conceived by the medieval Knights Templar (another theme that had interested Durrell).
The Tory leader's assertion sounds very like the claims those Northern Ireland Conservatives used to make back in the late 1980s, when they urged both Tories and Labour to organise in the Province and help transform politics from Orange versus Green to left versus right.
Other human beings are very like me.
"I like those very much," Trump told the Wall Street Journal.
"I like those very much," Trump told the Journal.
In practice, these considerations would lead clinicians and patients towards something very like equipoise, save in those happy situations in which there is close concordance between the interests of patients, clinicians, triallists and sponsors.
