Sentence examples for but there is a similarity from inspiring English sources
But there is a similarity.
But there is a similarity, even to Bibby's saying Kidd was an idol of his when he was in high school in Phoenix and Kidd was in college at California.
On the other hand, it is shown that there is not a unitary equivalence of the groups of Toeplitz operators and the adjoints of the composition operators on the whole of H2, but there is a similarity between them.
Stylistically he was completely different to Ronaldo, but there is a similarity in that he redefined forward play in his era, and he amazed people because of his ability to do almost everything a footballer could wish for, and so naturally.
But there's a similarity between them, where the repetitiveness isn't about one singular moment, but finding an experience within a pattern.
"But the question is if there is a similarity in the businesses, and the answer is pretty easy to give: no".
"It's funny, because there is a similarity, but they're totally different types of people," a university student in Seoul says.
But Erickson bristles at the notion that there is a similarity between his old Hurricanes and the personality of the Beavers.
That argument is specious, but there is a chilling similarity between the two American foreign policy disasters.
Brunetti's work has a laborious, even clinical edge that holds it back from the ranks of the greats, but there is a noteworthy similarity between his "Facades" and the Bechers' "Anonymous Sculptures": the skies are consistently gray.
