Examples of 'more like that of' in a sentence
Meaning of "more like that of"
The phrase 'more like that of' is used to draw a comparison between two things or entities, highlighting similarities or common characteristics. It suggests that one thing closely resembles or is similar to another in a particular aspect or quality
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Created was more like that of a diving duck.
They found that the chemical composition was more like that of creatures.
Behavior is more like that of a prairie dog than a typical ground squirrel.
The texture inside was more like that of paper.
A planning approach more like that of participatory governance in a pluralistic democracy may now dominate.
The shape of the head is much more like that of a gorilla.
More like that of the bond between a mother and a child than that of lovers.
And their shape is more like that of crocodiles.
Consequently their experience is actually far more like that of Eve.
That looks much more like that of the pro pitcher.
When it comes to dog food, their feeding habits are more like that of humans.
Its short sharp beak is more like that of an insectivorous passerine than a wader.
Rather than an hour glass figure, it is more like that of a pear.
They are more like that of Justice.
Unusually the setting for the drama looked more like that of a theatre piece.
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The music sounds more like that of a new Maurice Ravel than it does like jazz.
The future of Buckingham Palace may look much more like that of a museum than a home.
Bowen 's style was more like that of the modern coach than psychotherapist.
Though not of course conjugal, but rather more like that of a mother and son.
Your dream, sounds more like that of a woman with child… than a woman with a fever.
As mobility becomes more sophisticated, end user expectations look more like that of a consumer.
However, his words sounded more like that of a bandit than a merchant.
Without them, the story of our plane would be more like that of Mars.
Thornton 's role sounds more like that of a big brother or trusted friend than anything else.
Eudorus accused Aristo, but the style is more like that of Aristo.
Our character were more like that of our lamented grandfather, Genghis.
However, under similar provocation, our reaction would be more like that of the apostle Paul 's.
The grille looked more like that of the Lincoln-Zephyr and Continental.
The tracks and prints were more like that of a human being.
It seems more like that of a Buddhist!
In such a case, our future will look more like that of South Africa.
Your future looks more like that of the Little Mermaid 's.
Is our character becoming more like that of Jesus?
His life, however, is more like that of a millionaire than a public employee.
Upon being cured she adopted a personality more like that of her golden age persona.
The climate now feels more like that of Santa Barbara, 300 miles to the south.
An ugly woman 's life is more like that of a man.
The climate now feels more like that of Santa Barbara, 500 kilometers to the south.
The interface has been simplified to be more like that of today's smartphones.
His ministry was more like that of Joseph.
You can also notice that Freddy 's ear is more like that of a real burn victim.
The texture of these tissues is more like that of a sponge than of a muscle.
The academic training became more like that of a junior college.
The outer part is more dense more like that of todays reptiles.
The human digestive system is more like that of a dog than a sheep.
Her makeup becomes more like that of Halfrek.
A younger voice, more like that of a boy.
They said her demeanor was more like that of a war victim 's.
They said her demeanour was more like that of a war victim 's.
Rather, the relationship is far more like that of a servant to a master.
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