Sentence examples for entirely interchangeable with from inspiring English sources

Olympic tradition dictates the concept of "Brazil" is now entirely interchangeable with the concept of "the Rio Olympics".

The shows still on are not entirely interchangeable with those on strike, of course, and they bring their own surprises.

The implication of the Brownback decision is that the arts are a frivolous use of taxpayer dollars during a time of austerity and that government funding is entirely interchangeable with private donations.

Thus, the mechanisms at work during the long-range resection in SSA may not be entirely interchangeable with the resection pathway leading to strand exchange.

When East Middle School reopens in August I will be surrounded by an entirely new room, a new teacher's desk, new furnishings, which are all interchangeable with all of the other classrooms in my building.

At the seedling stage they are essentially all interchangeable, with wisp-like like delicious herbal pungency.

The episode stuck with me because it so perfectly embodied a kind of vintage racism, one in which all members of a particular racial group are entirely interchangeable; to respond with anger would be entirely beside the point.

In the eighteen-twenties, for example, government armories became the first factories in the United States to make products with entirely interchangeable parts, ushering in the age of modern manufacturing.

However, ballooning (with concomitant cytoskeletal alterations) and MDB formation are not entirely interchangeable since not all ballooned hepatocytes contain MDBs.

These rank-and-file soldiers and their officers are entirely interchangeable.

The categories – roughly speaking, an arc of life – came later, a broad, flexible and entirely interchangeable way of ordering choices.