Sentence examples for by the same words from inspiring English sources

The public will not uniformly take the same meaning from, or have the same impression conveyed by, the same words.

Only the song can say the same thing, can arouse the same feelings in one person as in another, a feeling that is not expressed, however, by the same words.

The group then sent a second ad, which replaced the bomb with a red, white and blue dove accompanied by the same words, but Mr. Wolfson said that was also rejected.

At and above a thousand million (≥ 109), the two scales diverge by using the same words for different number values.

The concept of food as a global, social, political issue has been skewed by exactly the same words that were trying to help forward their positive potentials.

She went on, "In Arabic, we call everyone with power by the same word — al-hakim, 'ruler' — from the President of the republic to a policeman.

We can never determine with certainty whether plants feel pain or whether their perception of injury is sufficiently like that of animals to be called by the same word.

The cells in the same row are controlled by the same word-line, and can be read or programmed simultaneously.

Within one block, each memory cell string typically contains 32 to 128 memory cells, and all the memory cells driven by the same word-line are programmed and sensed at the same time.

As it turns out, the tree wasn't actually an iroko, but it's called by the same word in many Nigerian languages and symbolic of iROKO's goal to grow throughout Africa by offering the same content in multiple languages.

In the essay, Tolkien explains the difficulty of translating individual words from Old English, noting that a word like eacen ('large'strongong'supernaturallylly powerful') cannot readily be translated by the same word in each case.