Sentence examples for in almost the same words from inspiring English sources
(Mr. Klein has one of his characters make the same point in almost the same words: "There's always something there").
But the women express the same excitement, in almost the same words, about having come even to a grimy, smoggy city like Dongguan.
VII, U.S.C. § 901 note, 26 USCA § 901(3), and section 901 note), a stamp tax is imposed upon sales or memoranda in almost the same words as those of the New York statute.
Then, she added in almost the same words to each person that the jurors who are selected will be asked to clear their minds of any information they may have about the case.
This, too, came unexpectedly; he himself had "never thought of such a thing, such a solution through violence," and he described his reaction in almost the same words: "I lost everything, all joy in my work, all initiative, all interest; I was, so to speak, blown out".
Malcolm Turnbull says extra Commonwealth funding will make no real difference to schools, in almost the same words Tony Abbott used to say the same thing; that "teacher quality" and "school autonomy" are more important than money – as if these things are either/or propositions.
In a speech he delivered in Washington, D.C., in May, Tillerson used almost the same words: "At ExxonMobil, we share the view that the risks of climate change are serious and warrant thoughtful action".
Fifteen years later, Michelle Obama, another blunt Ivy League-educated lawyer, recast her own image by introducing herself at the Democratic convention in Denver in almost exactly the same words.
Mr. Bush vowed to resolve the matter "as quickly as possible" -- almost the same words he used when Mr. Martin visited Washington in the spring.
Over a century later Saussure in his Cours de Linguistique Générale would define language and the linguistic sign with almost the same words.
