The activities of private equity firms and venture capital firms are often essentially indistinguishable.
Although TDK's new I'maSpeaker is essentially indistinguishable from a standard case, it has a flat-panel speaker in its lining.
The income of Trump voters turned out to be essentially indistinguishable from those who supported Ted Cruz or Hillary Clinton.
One might involve slightly more molten metal at 3000C and slightly less sugar, but they're essentially indistinguishable.
Taking the crash into account, the oil fund's performance was essentially indistinguishable from that of a passively managed index fund.
The expertise needed to defend against a cyberattack is essentially indistinguishable from that needed to make such an attack.
Prince Andrei and Pierre Bezukhov both have religious experiences, but their metaphysical curiosity is almost interchangeable (and essentially indistinguishable from Levin's, in Anna Karenina).
Llewelyn Moss, the hunted, ought not to resemble Anton Chigurh, the hunter, but the flattening effect of the plot makes them essentially indistinguishable.
Measured over a particular distance, "running and walking are essentially indistinguishable," in terms of the wear and tear they may inflict on knees.
No one can care that much about Tottenham Hotspur, and the idea that one London club is an emotional ally and another, essentially indistinguishable one, is not, would seem to me, then and there, absurd.
In the nineteen-twenties, amid a feud with the organization, the black nationalist Marcus Garvey criticized the N.A.A.C.P. for being a organization whose black and white members were essentially indistinguishable.
