Sentence examples for from the selfsame from inspiring English sources

Yet Harley, it's no spoiler to say, proves to be the ultimate heroine of "Suicide Squad," in a suggestion that her heroism arises from the selfsame toxic and self-destructive impulses that the Joker implanted in her.

-ROBERT FROST The bee and the serpent often sip from the selfsame flower.

– that our own Matt Hickey got a full-bore shout-out from the selfsame organization.

She introduces the prizes, which are all the same except for--shockingly--a $50,000 technology suite from HP, the selfsame maker of those Touchsmart notebooks Tim got so tongue-twisted over.

It is for the selfsame reason that I brought Sammy Davis, Jr., Jr., with us.

Transport for London gave final approval to the new segregated "Crossrail for bikes" route from Barking to Acton, a cyclist was injured in a collision with a National Express coach, and Sir John Armitt, a board member for the selfsame TfL, claimed that "the biggest danger to cyclists on the roads in London are actually themselves..

It had been stewing gently all day in olive oil from the hotel's trees, and in the selfsame brown wine.

The same negative results are obtained with the stand-alone version 1.5.0 whether or not the selfsame models are removed from the database.

Leaving aside the strange twist that this suggestion comes from the committee which has been so critical of the selfsame BBC Trust, a fuller debate about C4's governance would seem unavoidable.

There is really not much use in continuously revisiting artificially induced states if it is at the expense of doing the actual work required to integrate the teachings from those selfsame states into one's life in a meaningful and less transient manner.

He'd have been in his open-air workshop —      I called but he gave me no answer — the selfsame spot      where Jesus stood when he came from Capernaum to teach in synagogue, and townsfolk tried to throw him from the rocks.