Sentence examples for deeper similarities from inspiring English sources

It is prone to a feel-good formalism that draws intriguing likenesses without necessarily illuminating deeper similarities or differences.

While The Innocent appears to have little in common with London and the South-East beyond a fascination with bureaucratic structures, deeper similarities exist.

It's as though we cannot help thinking that such things reflect deeper similarities even though they are actually the most superficial features to compare.

Other, deeper similarities are apparent only to those who have spent significant time with each man: temperaments prone to irritation; political skills that play better in small groups than on television; rock-solid confidence in their own decisions.

Still, there are deeper similarities to 1988, some analysts say, notably what is sometimes called the shadow theory: How hard a vice president's transition is from helpmate to leader in his own right.

The Tory titan was, while a cabinet minister, a pioneering aviator; the Tory mayor merely got stuck on a zip-wire once.What is more illuminating is the semi-articulated, and perhaps semi-conscious, musing on contemporary politics that seeps from Mr Johnson's analysis, in which deeper similarities emerge.

But the deeper similarity is visual.

Attie also sees a deeper similarity between the two campaigns.

Yet this apparently clear contrast with Kant actually betrays a deeper similarity.

Creating a taxonomy for the Scholastics is attempting to discover how nature has already classified substances into species and genera by looking for similarities among their persistent qualities (qualities that tend to remain even when the circumstances or conditions of the object change) that reveal the deeper similarity of sharing substantial forms.

Although ASD and SLI have traditionally been regarded as distinct disorders, they often involve similar language deficits, raising the question of whether this is merely a superficial resemblance, or indicative of a deeper similarity, with overlap in etiology.