Sentence examples for a certain sameness of from inspiring English sources

It could not be surprising that, given the poetry, and the specification in the commission to draw from the same musical forces used by Schoenberg, that a certain sameness of texture and ambiance pervaded these eight new settings.

A certain sameness of texture, perhaps.

And the sparseness of the sampling from other composers as well was only emphasized by a certain sameness of mood, ranging from the desolate to the somber.

They often seemed to fight to a draw, resulting in a certain sameness of expression — solemn dignity — among the kings and apostles and an almost bland purity exuded by sculptures of Jesus.

But Andrea Marcon's fluent, energetic conducting can't quite disguise the lack of dramatic momentum, while his first-rate cast don't overcome the fact that Caldara's insistence on every number being a showstopper results in a certain sameness of style, albeit not of mood.

The sharing of the stage, which constricts the performing space for the circus troupe and may have inhibited the inclusion of acts like bicycle riding, appears to have imposed a certain sameness on the repertory.

But to this taste, despite the varied cultural backgrounds of the dancers — a point Mr. Maqoma stressed — there was a certain sameness to the choreography, full of twisting torsos and whipping arms.

There was a certain sameness to all the commencement speeches, a repetitious drone of words and phrases — "find your passion," "chase your dream," "give back to your community" — that had the effect of putting audiences in a somnolent state.

At first glance there seems to be a certain sameness to these totally abstract canvases, with their allover arrangements of bars that superficially vary only in color, size and juxtaposition.

But there is also a certain sameness to their experiences after a while.

The Bay Area loves its coffee, but there is a certain sameness to its coffeehouses.