Sentence examples for by the selfsame from inspiring English sources

A mere grand slam, one might add, if we're sticking to the broader perspectives offered by the selfsame lessons of history.

Suppose that the editor of the "Daily Crusade" who appointed Sir Humphrey Flannel to be supreme press ombudsman then found himself being investigated for dirty dealing by the selfsame Flannel, who lugubriously declared him not guilty.

These are videos that seem to channel alien worlds, but that are actually inspired by the selfsame patterns of our own planet.

A few mornings later, awakened by a scratching on his bedroom window, he raised the venetian blind and saw the selfsame squirrel (he recognized it by its grateful expression) - this time accompanied by a friend.

And here we are – with, unbelievably, the selfsame vision now enforced by wraparound surveillance.

To say that properties are universals is to say that the selfsame property can be instantiated by numerically distinct things, at least in typical cases.

Proof is found in the fact that that we can "vary the understanding" simply by attending to different features of the mental image: the selfsame image say, a fig tree can be used to think about this very fig tree, or trees in general, or plant life, or my lost love with whom I sat under it, or anything whatsoever.

On the selfsame day the Romans lost their army under Caepio by the Cimbrians, and in a subsequent year, under the conduct of Lucullus, overcame the Armenians and Tigranes.

The assumed truthfulness of this idea was thereafter reinforced by the scholarly monopoly that had formed under the aegis of the Jordanian Government and Jerusalem's Ecole Biblique, and which was responsible for propagating the selfsame view in publications of the Scroll texts controlled by its members.

You can regard these pictures with the selfsame certainty.

The selfsame media, remember, failed to see Jeremy Corbyn coming.