Sentence examples for essentially one and the same from inspiring English sources

To be clear about vocabulary: The "administrative state" and "the regulatory state" are essentially one and the same.

Now both in their 50s, they remain essentially one and the same, and consequently stronger together than the sum of their parts.

It's a rare memoir that begins by telling you it's been told several times before, but that's the case with "The Death of Santini". The very title of Pat Conroy's latest book, alluding to his novel "The Great Santini," affirms that the abusive fighter pilot at the center of that story and the father mourned here are essentially one and the same.

Seeing as the target market for the Sidekick and the MySpace Generation are essentially one and the same, a partnership like this seems to make a ridiculous amount of sense.

In his thought-provoking new book, "Allah: A Christian Response," Volf attempts to explain how the God of Christianity and the God of Islam are, essentially, one and the same.

In biological terms, living and reproducing are essentially one and the same.

From what I understand and based on my research in the film, soul food and southern food are essentially one in the same in that soul food was a term coined in the late 60s, early 70s during the Black Power movement.

If you read some news reports, you'd be forgiven for thinking that Isis and al-Qaida are essentially one in the same.

Essentially the two things are one and the same, right?

And there was the way that Peter and a different Olivia fell in love again, which was so sweet that I was willing to forgive the fact that the show had its lemon cake and ate it too by having the "new" Olivia and the previous one essentially morph into the same person.

Although change seems to be the flavour of the month, the choice presented to voters this fall is really between a major strategic shift in American policy on one side, and essentially more of the same with some minor adjustments on the other.