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Example sentences for "like ourselves"

  • After commanding silence, this officer read to us in a loud voice those laws of the colony which concern servants, and especially those who, like ourselves, are transported for various offences.

  • By their dress they were country lads; by their pale cheeks they were prison birds like ourselves; by their dismal faces they were, also, like ourselves, rebels condemned to the Plantations.

  • They were becalmed, like ourselves, and a little scattered.

  • She had sprung a leak, like ourselves, and was only kept afloat by constant pumping and bailing.

  • An English packet lay directly ahead of us, rather more than a cable's length distant, and she held on like ourselves.

  • We found something like thirty more in the ship, all retaliation-men, like ourselves.

  • The Greeks and Romans, like ourselves, were remarkably fond of this delicious shell fish, and eat them (French fashion) at the beginning of a banquet.

  • The hill before us swarmed with tourists, who had come, like ourselves, to see the sun rise.

  • They were singing some sweet familiar hymn as we entered one evening and took our place among the pilgrims and strangers like ourselves.

  • Beside us was standing a woman with a worn, though still fine face, unobtrusive in dress and manner; a traveller and spectator, I judged, like ourselves.

  • New comers, like ourselves, stood here and there, for there were not seats enough to accommodate all who sought entertainment.

  • At this time, we were travelling in the company of a small party of Thibetian merchants, who, like ourselves, had allowed the main body of the caravan to precede them, in order to save their camels the fatigue of a too hurried march.

  • Like ourselves, animals have their joys and their sorrows.

  • Have they, like ourselves, a special affection for the place which saw their birth?

  • The members of the southern States, like ourselves, have their prejudices.

  • They were walking towards the rocks when they, like ourselves, heard the sound of thrashing in a barn, which started an argument between them on their relative abilities in the handling of the flail.

  • They had evidently, like ourselves, expected to find a substantial structure, and the farther they had travelled the greater their disappointment would naturally be.

  • The water supply of Cuba is derived from wells attached to certain houses; but those who, like ourselves, have not this convenience on the premises, have water brought to them from the nearest pump or spring.

  • A number of Don Benigno's relatives and friends have, like ourselves, taken refuge in the peaceful city of Havana.

  • Pity" is pain accompanied by the idea of evil, which has befallen someone else whom we conceive to be like ourselves (cf.

  • Concerning love or hate towards him who has done good or harm to something, which we conceive to be like ourselves, see III.

  • As we had had occasion to remark before, they were off, like ourselves, on a little voyage of discovery; they had come to make acquaintance with the being to whom they were mated for life.

  • The Parisian, like ourselves, had been glad to escape into the upper heights of the wide air, after the bustle and hurry of the day at our inn.

  • The only genuine family party had taken refuge, like ourselves, in the attic.

  • Pity is pain accompanied by the idea of evil, which has befallen someone else whom we conceive to be like ourselves (cf.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    foreign princes; fury upon; honorary degree; laboured under; like appearance; like effect; like fashion; like herself; like love; like maner; like nature; like order; like other; like others; like ourselves; like process; like processes; like they; like thine; like unto; like very; like vnto; protective mimicry; steel making; tait pas; various colours