Sentence examples for and the same piece from inspiring English sources

It looked like sand and showed the difference between one of those tiles now and the same piece of sky 45 days earlier -- "before" electronically subtracted from "after".

Page 1 is a megaphone, and the same piece, run inside the paper and at less imposing length, could have been delivered at a more appropriate volume.

If it were otherwise, then 'Socrates is sitting' and 'Socrates is not sitting' would not be contradictories, that is, they would not contradict each other over one and the same piece of reality.

(3) It is common and quite attractive to believe in the existence of many of the elements on the left and on the right simultaneously, but it seems clear that the implications of that belief are often contradictory, entailing that one and the same piece of reality both can be otherwise and cannot be otherwise in the same way at the same time.

I think that collaborating with living composers -- and learning that they are extremely open minded to very different approaches to one and the same piece.

The prevailing framing of dual use in contemporary discussions is typified here by Miller and Selgelid (2007, p. 523): The dual-use dilemma arises in the context of research in the biological and other sciences as a consequence of the fact that one and the same piece of scientific research sometimes has the potential to be used for bad as well as good purposes.

When no tasks were left, she twisted tissues and worried over scraps of paper, folding and refolding the same piece.

Their scheduled FA Cup third-round tie at home to Blackpool had been postponed 11 times, and, as the same piece of archive reveals, they were willing to try just about anything by the end.

I loved his piece on Miloš Forman encouraging him to be "strong, true, netcheral" while controlling his every action, and in the same piece the self-deprecating humour of Callow's description of his own "Usual winter costume: a sweep-ing black fedora, an ankle-length black overcoat, and a bright red carnation in my button-hole".

In the Wall Street Journal this week, Steve Malanga blames pension plans for today's economic difficulties and in the same piece urges governments to sell off their assets.

Find a stud earring and tie the same piece of rope around the stud earring.