like that's Usage Examples:

His era, unlike that of the enunciators of divine revelation (nāṭiqs) before him, is not one where God prescribes.

As Thompson described it:Glenn Andreotta—if there was a hero, I don’t like that word, but if there was a hero at My Lai—it was Glenn Andreotta, because he saw movement in that ditch, and he fixed in on this one little kid and went down into that ditch.

the sorrow of the people of James" lands as like that of the Britons bemoaning the loss of King Arthur: ben devetz aitant de dol aver cum per Artus agron.

"-ellas," but it"s still much of the same: fingersnaps, repetition, and an unescapable catchphrase (you don"t know me like that!).

Menon"s legendary relationship with Nehru would later be analogised by Sir Isaiah Berlin as like that of Ezra Pound and T.

On-screen, Dot had suffered the death of her grandson Ashley, and Brown felt that a traumatic event like that would have changed her character.

She was a Catholic and we would talk about the Catholic church, religion and stuff like that.

A place like that runs on creativity and energy; it's not automatic.

consists of three repetitions of Ludacris rapping, "When I move, you move" and Shawnna responding, "Just like that?" After three repetitions, Ludacris says.

Flute"s name, like that of the other mechanicals, is metonymical and derives from his craft: "Flute" references a church organ, an instrument.

In the 2001 film Gosford Park, Ivor Novello is taunted that the film "should just flop like that".

The sight is not gladdening, like that of the moon on the fourteenth night of the dark fortnight.

He has no less absurdly travestied the character of Omar, which he has drawn like that of a cut-throat in.

Synonyms:

like, similar,

Antonyms:

unlike, disapprove, dislike,