Sentence examples for demonstrated much the same from inspiring English sources

A previous column on the Sotomayor hearings demonstrated much the same thing.

Goodman showed that inductive inference only works in the context of the right set of predicates, and Fodor demonstrates much the same point for the common sense law of inertia.

Why? Research demonstrates that much the same way women face unfair backlash effects for being more masculine or not feminine enough, men similarly face backlash for not adhering to masculine gender stereotypes.

Now, nobody cares much about Canadian ice hockey players, but the Institute for Fiscal Studies has carried out a useful study of school pupils which demonstrates that much the same effect holds true for academic attainment.

What it actually did, however, was demonstrate the opposite — and much the same message is coming from other laboratories, from the stumble in Texas to the comeback in California.

These experiments "elegantly demonstrate" that sirtuin works in much the same way in mammals as in yeast, Dr. Jan Vijg of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine wrote in a commentary in Cell.

These myths represent a body of indigenous knowledge that can help in developing adaptive strategies for future coastal change [75, 76]; much the same has been demonstrated for myths derived from observations of volcanic activity [77, 78].

What the book – and the film it inspired – demonstrate is that provincial adolescence is pretty much the same everywhere.

These findings have similarities to Reimer and Douglas's [34] work, illustrating how information recorded remained much the same; but also demonstrating that different chemists possess contrasting needs for recording their notes.

As the Revolution gave way to the Terror, Darnton demonstrates, the substance of libels changed while the form remained much the same.

Windfalls have much the same effect, as the case of LEP demonstrates.