Sentence examples for beginnings the same from inspiring English sources

Twenty-four years on from DA's beginnings, the same careful deliberation brought us to the conclusion that we should close.

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.

Our stories, all of them, smelled of the same beginnings, the same muffled screams.

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

Still, their intelligence and drive took these two, from such different beginnings, to the same place, Harvard Law School.

Mr. Levy and Mr. Murnane point out that nearly half a century ago, prescient advisers sent President Lyndon Johnson a memo warning about the beginnings of the same phenomenon.

As the incoming Obama administration contemplates creation of an American market, Washington has already seen the beginnings of the same lobbying frenzy that bedeviled Europe.

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.

During the 1920s and '30s, Jewish fraternities and other social societies designed to counteract discrimination flourished and faded, each traced here from its beginnings with the same care given to other aspects of the work.

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

Many who leave their own countries share a taste for adventure and a passion for new beginnings but at the same time, can experience a sense of dislocation, disconnection and deep loneliness, regardless of how positively they view their move and new life.