Sentence examples for identical sense from inspiring English sources

And though the musicians slip around each other's patterns, weaving and dodging, it's as if an identical sense of time is wiring them together.

At last week's Six Nations launch Johnson answered the same questions in the same setting with an identical sense taking hold that England need to stop talking about progress and get their mitts on some silver.

While the mid-tempo songs are sometimes uncomfortably close to late-period Springsteen (the two have an almost identical sense of melody), Eddie hasn't lost his knack for bitterly funny roots rock.

Maybe our success as a couple has more to do with our eerily identical sense of humor.

Identical genes did not produce identical senses of humor.

They share a flat in Brussels, a near-identical sense of humour and a manner so alike that if I close my eyes it could be Farage in the room.

Alignment of all MaSp1 sequences indicated that the three loci and the cDNAs share an identical observed sense tag in the C-terminal encoding region (Index 0, Figure  3).

It was agreed as long ago as the early 1900s that the Armenian otoceratids were not in the strictest sense identical with Otoceras and that the Himalayan Otoceras beds should define the base of the Triassic System.

If so, then whatever else this might involve, all those with such a divine soul are in some sense identical by virtue of having such a soul.

He rather wants us to think of nature and mind, matter and concept as being identical in the sense of being the same: the one is the other and vice versa.

Antimatter is the mirror image of matter - identical in every sense apart from the electric charge carried by the particles - and when the two meet they destroy each other.