Sentence examples similar to chief similarities from inspiring English sources
But the chief similarity between Skyfall and The Dark Knight Rises is that both films seem slightly embarrassed by their own central premise.
Explicating the similarities between Chief Justice Roberts and President Obama, he points out that both possess "a powerful intellect and considerable charm"; both are Harvard Law School graduates and "products of Chicago and its environs"; and both possess a certain literary flair.
For Hume the chief point about the similarity between ourselves and our ancestors is that histories greatly contribute to the scientific account of human nature by massively extending our otherwise very limited observational data base.
One other thread of similarity: The chief prosecutor then was Robert McCulloch, the same chief prosecutor now handling the Michael Brown case.
Though the President served decades before the boy was even born, the 10-year-old explained that he wanted to meet the former Commander-In-Chief because of their similarities.
After a rambling meditation on the similarities between the chief of staff and Immanuel Kant, the retired jefe concluded that "Obama, Emanuel and all of the brilliant politicians and economists who have come together would not suffice to solve the growing problems of U.S. capitalist society".
Despite that, Austin Police Chief Brian Manley said there were enough similarities between the bombs to lead investigators to believe they were made by the same person or group.
John Lanza, Snigglezoo's self-described chief mammal, said he was still processing the similarities and declined to comment further.
Chief Inspector Sam Cordner said the attack had "stark similarities" to the 1998 Omagh atrocity.
Chief Olaruntoba's art offers an added pleasure in its similarities to the childlike works of Western artists like Paul Klee and Jean Dubuffet, who seem to be kindred spirits.
"What we have right now are similarities that we believe link the three cases together," Chief Manley said.
