Sentence examples for basically indistinguishable from inspiring English sources

Public-sector workers are workers, basically indistinguishable for bricklayers and teamsters, right?

This revealed "a series of features that are basically indistinguishable from those in modern humans," Hublin said.

Off-white with the words ROBERT VAN PATTEN: VICE PRESIDENT centred and embossed in black, it is basically indistinguishable.

As portrayed by Mr. Mustillo, these characters are basically indistinguishable from one another in speech, gesture and the literary quality of their stories.

Another source of inspiration: Jean-Claude Van Damme, whose movie titles are basically indistinguishable from the BP strategy names — or, for that matter, from Seagal movie titles — as this quiz points out.

Output expanded at an annual rate of 0.1 percent, which is basically indistinguishable from no growth at all and which is far below the growth needed to get unemployment back to normal.

"Basically, we've tried to make all the architecture indistinguishable so that there's no difference — at least from the street — between the public housing replacement units and the affordable and market rate units".

I mean, Penn and Teller at TechCrunch 50 is basically the physical manifestation of Arthur C Clarke's third law: "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic".

In fact, even the triple compound RXR-α+/−/RXR-β−/−/RXR-γ−/− mutant mice are viable and almost indistinguishable from RXR-α+/− mice [58], suggesting that all three isoforms are basically interchangeable, making more difficult to study the involvement of RXR on myelin formation in vivo.

Tajik literature is basically Persian, both as it is written today in Tajikistan and as it existed in earlier forms, when it was indistinguishable from classical Persian.

They were indistinguishable.