Sentence examples for become no different from inspiring English sources

Tech has become no different.

Bloom might as well have been carrying "Ulysses," since the book had been so badly denigrated in the public eye that it had become no different, for the officials in charge, from "Sweets of Sin".

And as autonomous vehicles take hold, riding in a car will become no different than taking any other form of public transportation.

If we engage in it, we have become no different than our enemies.

It had become no different then when I was paid to scrape the boogers off the walls of a post-office bathroom, except back then the janitorial company I was employed by supplied a mask, industrial cleanser, and as many nitrile gloves as I saw fit.

The reasoning of the court is unknown because the decision has not been published, but presumably the judgment reflected a decision that if communications come through the U.S. they become no different than conversations within the U.S. as far as FISA is concerned.

I insisted that it was no different, and in time, at least in the circles I ran in, it became no different.

But the more that his subjects reflected on their impressions if they were asked explicitly to make a good judgment and think carefully about their choice the less accurately their responses tracked with actual outcomes, and they became no different than a chance guess.

But the more that his subjects reflected on their impressions — if they were asked explicitly to make a good judgment and think carefully about their choice — the less accurately their responses tracked with actual outcomes, and they became no different than a chance guess.

The conundrum for the poet of color becomes no different than the one that faces the candidate of color: Am I a writer or a minority writer?

As Jackson put it, "If [North Korea] does claim credit for it, it becomes no different than a traditional attack by military or guerrilla forces.