Sentence examples for beginnings in the same from inspiring English sources

So clean cut he makes Chipmunk look like Ol' Dirty Bastard, this erstwhile teenage grime MC's opening number, Wotless, ponders the distance his educational accomplishments have taken him from his rough-and-tumble beginnings in the same ill-favoured corner of north-west London that gave the world Lady Sovereign.

"Art, Artists and the Addison," mind you, displays only a fraction of the more than 13,600 works -- from the 18th century to the present and including 6,000 photographs -- assembled by the Addison since its beginnings in the late 1920's, around the same time that the Museum of Modern Art was being hatched.

The beginnings of an answer lie in the same technology that has posed the question.

The switching of identities and other imposturous episodes are ever-recurrent themes of ancient myths and fairy tales and of all religions, and in literature, from its earliest beginnings, the same themes abound.

And besides, it is doubtful if all beginnings are really the same.

Thus from very different beginnings, the same end result is obtained.

Virtually all the movements unfold in the same way, from subtle beginnings to an exhilarating intensity.

Subsequently published under the title "One Writer's Beginnings," they became a modest but essential text for anyone even distantly in the same line of work.

Suddenly, he wrote in an introduction to his anthology "American Film Criticism: From the Beginnings to Citizen Kane" (1972), he realized that film could be criticized as an art in the same way as literature or theater.

Gives something of their history and beginnings in the theatre.

Selwyn, the narrator, recalls his beginnings in the world of business and politics in Monmouthshire, Wales.