Sentence examples for identical word from inspiring English sources

One paragraph, of four full sentences, was identical word for word in 22 separate statements.

Several current and former faculty members used the identical word to describe the experience: bizarre.

At one point he asserts that if he were to write a book called The Cooperative Gene it "would be identical, word for word, with The Selfish Gene".

It's easy to say one word when you mean to say another, nearly identical word, but it's impossible to repeatedly misspeak an entire anecdote — or, as in McCain's case, an entire strategic reality.

His Iowa stump speech was almost identical — word for word and gesture for gesture — at two different stops that day: the same jokes, the same dramatic pauses, the same microphone shuffling and head nodding.

Asked why they were essentially giving Mr. Bush a pass, many conservatives offered the same explanations again and again -- often using the identical word: After eight years, they were "hungry" to win back the White House, even if that might mean sacrificing some bedrock Republican positions.

Ms. Sprague used nearly identical words.

The Aberdeenshire course accounts use almost identical wording.

It was "unseemly to take identical words" and interpret them differently, Justice Ginsburg said.

Another characteristic of Yucatec is the use of tones to distinguish between otherwise identical words.

The system looks for patterns in language more than identical words.