Sentence examples for commit the same sort from inspiring English sources

"But people who commit the same sort of heinous crimes are now treated equally no matter what state they committed the crime in".

Martínez did his part, allowing only a first-inning run and not walking a batter in pitching a season-high six innings, then watched his teammates commit the same sort of mental errors, groove the same pitches and waste the same chances that have pockmarked their seven consecutive losses to the team chasing them in the division.

"A sentence without any term of imprisonment sends a terrible message to those who might commit the same sort of criminal conduct," wrote prosecutor Daniel Levy.

In a separate criminal action, federal prosecutors suggested that Fairey should face prison time for the destruction of evidence in the case, with the government sentencing request stating that "A sentence without any term of imprisonment sends a terrible message to those who might commit the same sort of criminal conduct.

Doucet might have initially considered herself deviant, but she was beginning to realize that other women sought to commit the same sorts of social violations she did.

Second, it's true that many longer-standing television programs commit the same sorts of malfeasance Carlson's does, simply doing so with greater subtlety and the imprimatur of a more august provenance.

As good as he was, Reyes was not perfect, and he committed the same sort of mental errors and base-running mistakes that he does now.

Later, it came out that Palin had committed the same sort of offenses — using her official communications for political purposes — and she simply got out in front of the story, said she was sorry for the goof, and was spared accountability_.

Executives at Century, corporate 1 percenters, committed the same sort of treachery that is being condemned by Occupy Wall Street demonstrators representing the victimized 99percentt across the country.

Mr. Milosevic committed the same sorts of violent acts in Bosnia and Croatia when there had been little response from NATO.

But there's something troubling in the easy use of the label "Orwellian," as if these phrases committed the same sorts of linguistic abuses that led to the gulags and the death camps.