Sentence examples for and saw the selfsame from inspiring English sources

A few mornings later, awakened by a scratching on his bedroom window, he raised the venetian blind and saw the selfsame squirrel (he recognized it by its grateful expression) - this time accompanied by a friend.

Nevertheless, this week saw the passage of a budget deal where the members of that selfsame Republican majority voted no by a more than 2 to 1 margin.

It had been stewing gently all day in olive oil from the hotel's trees, and in the selfsame brown wine.

Eliminating the Giants and then the selfsame Braves in the divisional and championship rounds, they landed in the Series against the Cleveland Indians, and won it, thrillingly, in the eleventh inning of the seventh and final game.

Nor is it the simple formula for bashing the tabloids that ordinary folk tell pollsters they endorse (before 19 million of them go out and read the selfsame slime sheets each morning).

It's great to see the Star Wars Kid take the traditional path of the bullied – a few years of torture for being different and then a lifetime of success for that selfsame difference.

And true to historical pattern, the vacuum has drawn opportunists, warlords and the selfsame terrorists U.S. troops evicted in the early days of the war.

But one and the selfsame substance, while retaining its identity, is yet capable of admitting contrary qualities.

Representative Sentence: "All our lives we've been looking for something, in the end for everything imaginable, and never finding it, always wanting to achieve everything and not succeeding, or else achieving it and losing it at the selfsame moment".

The assumed truthfulness of this idea was thereafter reinforced by the scholarly monopoly that had formed under the aegis of the Jordanian Government and Jerusalem's Ecole Biblique, and which was responsible for propagating the selfsame view in publications of the Scroll texts controlled by its members.

Michael Kirst, co-editor of Remaking College, and William Doyle, contributor to the selfsame volume, argue that policy reform in K-12 is more stringent because of a remarkable difference of opinion about educational quality and who is responsible for educational achievement in a college or university setting, versus who is responsible in a primary or secondary school setting.