Sentence examples for unlike from high-quality English sources.

• Unlike hurricanes, wildfires can be fought.

• But unlike paintball, you won't end up with bruises.

• Unlike coal or natural gas, fusion would produce no planet-heating carbon dioxide.

• And unlike violence, it is based not on coercion but on consent and rational persuasion.

• Unlike France, Germany did not take part in the recent airstrikes against Syria.

• Unlike for other long-term goals like retirement, investing isn't always the right move.

• Unlike the productivist argument, this one is more plausible with regard to eating than buying.

• This is a great feature, but unlike Garmin and Apple, the Sense does not allow for pace alarms.

Use unlike in a sentence.

• It was a conversation unlike any other, because it followed an action unlike any other."

• There is also, unlike January 2020, a chance the Senate has enough votes to successfully convict the president.

• Term life is more affordable because unlike permanent life insurance, term life doesn't have a cash value component.

• Unlike the extractivist idea, whether or not you get food poisoning at Chef in Shackles has no moral importance to it.

• By almost any measure, 2020 will be unlike any other election, writes David Byler, a data analyst at The Washington Post.

• Unlike the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, Al Qaeda has tended to see hostages as a product that it can monetize.

• "From an architect's perspective, it's unlike anything we've designed before, and also unlike anything that's been built before," Parolek continued.

• According to Separation, like things are like by partaking of a separate form of likeness and unlike things are unlike by partaking of a separate form of unlikeness.

unlike sentence examples

• Unlike most of the developed world, it shrugged off the global financial crisis, and unlike most commodity-exporting countries, it weathered the resources bust, too.

• This is because they tend to be long-term investors (unlike private-equity firms) and have a good record of operating abroad (unlike investors from China or the Gulf—the only other people with money these days).

• Unlike Malcolm, many believe that whether dreams are experiences is an empirical question; and unlike Dennett, the predominant view is that the empirical evidence does indeed support this claim (Flanagan 2000; Metzinger 2003; Revonsuo 2006; Rosen 2013; Windt 2013, 2015a).

• The article made me think that one reason why her colleagues and their mates in the media were so keen to dismiss the once-rising Muslim star as “incompetent” (unlike, say, IDS) and “over-promoted” (unlike, say, Grant Shapps) is because she dared lift the corner of a veil shrouding the pro-Israel lobby in Westminster.