Sentence examples for definitely in the same from inspiring English sources
A result is singing that sometimes lacks the red-blooded fire of the great proponents of the spinto tradition but is definitely in the same league.
Stag Stornaway water biscuits with salt and black pepper £2.72 for 150g ★★★★☆ While I'm not saying the classic water biscuit can be bettered as a crispy, bland foil for cheese, these perfectly seasoned, slightly chunkier versions are definitely in the same champions' league, and, dare I say it, rather nicer plain or with a simple slick of butter.
2. Despite still being in Beta, the quality of the software is definitely in the same league as that of its major competitors (e.g. Spotify, Google Music); on top of that, it adds a few unique features of its own like syncing music between users in real-time.
He's definitely in the same class with McCartney, and McCartney is no shabby singer by any means.
I think I'm definitely in the same line of thinking as some scientists who think that things are vibrational and electromagnetic, so I think that the energy of objects and of beings is important for everyone and that, certainly as an artist who loves beauty, it is important to do work that affect people electromagnetically, phenomenologically, and that is transformative.
The results suggest that the ratio of post/pre gene expression are roughly similar for replicate gene names, and definitely in the same direction (i.e., greater than 1.0).
"My art, be it musical or visual, definitely exists in the same abstract realm.
And, looking back, the differences between the federal student loans and private, bank-backed student loans that Sallie Mae servies were definitely blurry – listed in the same pamphlets, referred to as "Sallie Mae" loans, marketed in the same way.
It's definitely not cool in the same way that the iPhone is either.
"It's a spiritual thing that doesn't necessarily have a specific religious thing, but it definitely touches the same chords in people," said Jean Lotus, one of the conveners of the Oak Park Church of Beethoven.
"It's definitely not the same as it was in 2008," said Ariana van den Akker, a 22-year-old senior at the University of North Carolina, the president's first stop on Tuesday.
