まい～のように

まい can be used to express strong conjecture or determination in a negative form. When combined with のように, the phrase conveys that something is true in a general, almost universal sense, similar to saying 'almost all ~' or 'nearly every ~' in English. It emphasizes that a behavior, pattern, or situation applies broadly rather than in isolated cases. This construction is mostly used in written style or formal narration and can sound archaic or literary in everyday conversation.