Sentence examples for all seemed the same from inspiring English sources

They all seemed the same: one room with a kitchen along the wall.

"I'm not used to working with so many electronic musicians and have three guys make music on laptops," says Mike. "They're in here talking about dubstep, glitch, fidget… At first, it all seemed the same to me, but now I can see and hear the differences".

Why do campaign ads all seem the same?

Race, class and regional differences are almost imperceptible, and even in Texas, accents all seem the same: formed in Burbank, Calif.

Eyeliners might all seem the same, but on darker skins, however, ones that are a dark browny black don't show up enough (unless subtle is what you're looking for) and those insipid "nearly" blacks are an exercise in pointless.

It all seems the same to me.

All-you-can-eat buffets are still good deals, but they tend to all seem the same.

Dining All-you-can-eat buffets are still good deals, but they tend to all seem the same.

Most brownstones, said Hugh Hardy, of Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates, the Manhattan architecture firm, are a series of boxes that all seem the same.

If, over time, you discover that your relationships all seem the same, where you care about one another but you disagree, then this is important information to have as you talk with a therapist, gain new perspective, and create new patterns.

When the writer Dennis Potter was asked about television for The New Priesthood (1970), a volume on television Joan Bakewell co-edited, he told her: "The main criticism with television is that it just seems an endlessly grinding thing – a burning monk, an advertisement, and Harold Wilson, and a pop show, and Jimmy Savile, all seem the same sort of experience".