Sentence examples for body with the same from inspiring English sources

It is no coincidence that our society construes and vilifies the ageing female body with the same reckless generality that it celebrates and objectifies its pubescent incarnation.

Cameron tried to replicate the council when he established a body with the same name on his first full day as prime minister.

Call it the red-meat hybrid, an S.U.V. as brawny as a pure gasoline version, in exactly the same body, with the same tough-looking wheels and grille, and four-wheel drive.

The head of the F.B.I., Hoover was obsessed with his privacy, and kept the incident largely to himself, but he began a relentless diet-and-exercise regimen, disciplining his body with the same force of will that had eradicated a childhood stutter.

To Debussy's "Prélude à l'Après-Midi d'un Faune" and selections from Mahler's "Kindertotenlieder" and the Rückert Lieder, Mr. Eggermont continues with calm deliberation to animate each part of his body with the same exactitude, until a Greek vase profile is briefly achieved, deconstructed and changed into another.

Since three of these four schools are historically black colleges, they "serve a student body with the same needs as ours," Reid says.

The force between opposite charges is attractive, whereas bodies with the same kind of charge experience a repulsive force.

This collision scenario implies that at the time the Pluto-Charon system formed, about 4.6 billion years ago, the outer solar nebula contained many icy bodies with the same approximate dimensions as these two.

An article on Monday about the children and grandchildren of Auschwitz survivors who are tattooing their bodies with the same number that was branded on their relatives at the Holocaust death camp contained several errors.

A correction in this space on Thursday for a front-page article last Monday about the children and grandchildren of Auschwitz survivors who are tattooing their bodies with the same number that was branded on their relatives at the Holocaust death camp misspelled the surname of a survivor who now shares the number with his grandson.

This paper presents a comparison between two cutter bodies with the same geometry but made out of different alloys.