Sentence examples for basic similarity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dalbavie's rich sonic and musical imagination keeps the movements' basic similarity of structure from palling.

There is but one basic similarity – they are climatically and geographically most suited to their original regional location.

Bryce took pains to sort out the differences among mainstream Protestant denominations, yet emphasized their basic similarity of beliefs and manners, which he found to be by and large inimitably American.

To Mr. Johnson, General Chun's crackdown, more violent than China's Tiananmen Square crackdown a decade later, was of a piece with Soviet repression in Hungary in 1956 and Czechoslovakia in 1968 and illustrates the basic similarity between Soviet and American imperialisms.

More significantly, for purposes of this entry, however, is the basic similarity between these two strands of economic analysis of law.

Interestingly, both maneuvers -- the attempt at mass deportations by national security crisis and killing ObamaCare by causing a global financial collapse -- share a basic similarity: Republicans have threatened with different versions of Armageddon if they can't get their way.

But they share basic similarities, and our research tells us both can be managed constructively.

The behaviour of monkeys and apes in captivity and the behaviour of young children, for example, show basic similarities.

The basic similarities in style and substance strongly suggest influence, direct or indirect, of the one on the other and both invoke a recognizable Israelite tradition.

CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RI.K.9: With prompting and support, identify basic similarities in and differences between two texts on the same topic (e.g., in illustrations, descriptions, or procedures).

He published, with McCarty, a seminal article in Scientific American that included state-of-the-art drawings of ATP synthesis in plant and animal cells, emphasizing the basic similarities in the two cases.