Sentence examples for actually of the same from inspiring English sources

They possibly spoke a Finno-Ugric language and may have been related to the ancestors of the present Finns, if they were not actually of the same group.

That 4.3″ screen is even bigger than the big one on the 2X we recently reviewed, and it's actually of the same "Nova" variety as the Optimus Black, meaning it's brighter than most.

Cantor first found a clever way to show that even though it seems that there are many more fractions, quantities such as 3/5, 9/11, or 241/509, than whole numbers, their infinities are actually of the same size!

Of course, all 17 of them weren't actually on the same stage at the same time.

Edmond Halley was the first to realize that periodic sightings were actually returns of the same comet.

Howard Shaffer, director of the division on addictions at the Cambridge Health Alliance, an affiliate of Harvard Medical School, suggests a "syndrome model" of addiction: each outwardly unique manifestation of addiction is actually part of the same underlying disorder.

Through careful and painstaking work, he was able to demonstrate that the fossil wood known as Callixylon and the leaves known as Archaeopteris, shown at left, were actually part of the same plant.

Avalon Willoughby Square, a rental with its own lobby and address at 214 Duffield Street that opened in June, is actually part of the same building as AVA DoBro, which opened a year ago.

So the president has alternated between blaming Republicans in Congress for blocking change and arguing that the change Mr. Romney represents is actually more of the same policies from the Bush era.

In my book, How to Age, I suggest that the two main ways in which ageing is represented are actually aspects of the same gerontophobia, the dread of growing old and hostility to old people.

Telepresence creates the illusion that separate video conferencing booths, located anywhere on the globe, are actually part of the same room.