Sentence examples for expressed much the same from inspiring English sources

Ms. Leibovitz, in responding to criticism, expressed much the same sentiments, adding, by way of apology, "I am sorry that my image of Miley has been misinterpreted".

Adam Smith expressed much the same view in "The Wealth of Nations," in 1776: "The subjects of every state ought to contribute towards the support of the government, as nearly as possible, in proportion to their respective abilities".

When I was speaking to the game's producer, Eshiro-san, he expressed much the same opinion.

Almost 120 years later, the godfather of intelligent design creationism, Phillip Johnson, expressed much the same view, asking, "What is Darwinism?" and answering, "it is a necessary implication of a philosophical doctrine called scientific naturalism, which is based on the a priori assumption that God was always absent from the realm of nature.

I can just hear executives asking: "Why do employees need so much leave when Marissa Mayer can do it with twins and a three-year-old?" I recently talked with a leader who expressed much the same sentiment.

Ryan also gave testimony alleging that Barasch had expressed much of the same concerns only days later, in a conference call with him and Mauricio Alvarado, the general counsel of Stanford's now defunct bank.

By comparison, Hsp90β is expressed much more evenly across the same panel of tissues.

Recently described as a prostaglandin efflux transporter, MRP4 was expressed at much the same level throughout the menstrual cycle.

DFR was expressed in much the same way as CHS2 but showed a slightly higher increase in relative expression in the leaflets, and lower in the shoot top of nitrogen deprived plants.

And, by the summer, you found Colin Powell and Rush Limbaugh expressing pretty much the same sentiments.

Her great asset is versatility, which she expresses in much the same manner as a United Nations emissary.