Sentence examples for a sameness that from inspiring English sources

But it leads to a sameness that can make all the information seem as if it were generated by the same traffic-loving robot.

Despite the crosses they bear, these characters are also possessed of a sameness that sucks some of the richness from an otherwise gratifying tale.

"Perséphone" is good to hear, even if it has a sameness that makes the last of its three sections seem too long.

All these buildings, together with the new Metropole of Praed Street (25 storeys of concrete), have a sameness that is excessively boring.

The refugees' stories have a sameness that can be summed up in the word "incompatibility", although they also reflect badly on the Communists' failure to find some role for the old South Vietnamese middle class other than agricultural labour.

Carl Andress, the director, seems not to know the meaning of the word "nuance"; the women bray their lines with a sameness that ultimately makes you wish they would just shut up.

Annika Boras's considerable powers are wasted here in the title role, done in by a strained sameness that quickly renders Elektra's outsize emotions inconsequential.

The longevity of any show in the Australian television industry is cause for celebration – but a persistent sameness that has lasted for 30 years is also cause for great concern.

Nothing wowza here--it all seemed cute, pretty, but ultimately it had an oppressive sameness that failed to catch me in the moment.

Thus the representationalist seems to need an interpretation of representational sameness that goes beyond mere satisfaction conditions and reflects all the intentional or contentful aspects of representation without being sensitive to mere differences in underlying non-contentful features of the processes at the realization level.

"Ironically, coming from a past where difference was the instrument of division, it is our sameness that is now the cause of distress.