Sentence examples for he is indistinguishable from inspiring English sources

In most other respects he is indistinguishable.

"It was almost like he was indistinguishable from the country.

The cellist was there one evening to practice the Mendelssohn D-Minor Trio with her, and competent and devoted to playing, he was indistinguishable to her from themusic.

He wore layered T-shirts and green leather sneakers, and except for his teeth — which looked dark and damaged, a startling sight here in what Joseph Brodsky called "the country of dentists" — he was indistinguishable from the Sunday-morning-hangover crowd that sat slumped over their eggs and iPhones.

He was indistinguishable, in many respects, from me and most of my friends at that age.

The scientist, he says, "is indistinguishable from the common man in his sense of evidence, except that the scientist is more careful" (1957, 233).

To a computer measuring keystrokes, a student zoning out because he's bored is indistinguishable from one who is moved by her book to imagine a world of her own.

But there he learns that totality is indistinguishable from nothingness.

He is a brash, macho hustler whose seriousness of purpose is indistinguishable from his chutzpah.

The composition is indistinguishable".

It is indistinguishable from craft.