Sentence examples for identical how from inspiring English sources

For Borges, Menard's Quixote is radically different to Cervantes', even if they appear identical: how could an identical paragraph mean the same in 1605 as in the 1930s?

In an era when many show titles are bland and interchangeable (if not virtually identical: how did we end up with "The Trouble With Normal," "Normal, Ohio" and "Norm" all in the same year?), "Jackass," which had its premiere last Sunday at 9 p.m., is perhaps the most perfectly named program on the air.

The conversations about classicism in burlesque and ballet were identical: How do we both preserve a historic art form while pushing it's boundaries forward?

We may be almost genetically identical to how we were 40-50,000 yeago ago, but it's not that simple.

And the way women and men really look (or allow themselves to appear) is not identical to how it is thought appropriate to appear to the camera.

A reboot starts tonight on NBC, with the characters eleven years older but somehow physically identical to how we last found them.

Although it has a front-loading DVD drive instead of the PSX's top-loading CD-ROM, the two are almost identical in how they are set up.

After extra duty one night, Aguigui remembers, Salmon told him that "the leader of the resistance in the game was identical to how he envisioned me".

Yet in both, these days, work proceeds on an identical challenge: how, exactly, to calibrate the balance between talk and singing.

It's nearly identical to how Trump handles questions about his relationships with the Muslim, black and Hispanic communities, despite saying things that alienate them.

These include "the way he takes his breakfast, the way he puts jam -- not marmalade -- on his toast and then cuts it into tiny little squares that have to be identical, and how many sugars he takes in his tea".