Sentence examples for in identical terms from inspiring English sources

The Croatia squad, of course, can nearly all be described in identical terms.

Once you receive a few letters in identical terms, you suspect an internet campaign.

(These crises are almost always imagined in identical terms — artificial speed and distance threatening natural slowness and closeness).

Twice Ms Child is quoted in identical terms about her regrets at not being able to have children ("I would have been the complete mother").

Greens MP Adam Bandt and independents Cathy McGowan and Andrew Wilkie gave notice on Tuesday of a cross-party marriage equality bill, in identical terms to one before the previous parliament.

It is applied to a whole range of things, from Martha's hair to her father-in-law's chair, but mainly it is used in reference to Harry, his head or his face or his back or -- twice, memorably, in identical terms -- to his phenomenal male member.

Democratic leaders in the House and Senate justify the proposed cuts in nearly identical terms.

The professional singers I spoke to describe their coaches in nearly identical terms.

But at their respective headquarter cities, Erbil and Sulaimaniya, the reluctance of the Kurds to support American moves against Mr. Hussein is expressed in virtually identical terms.

Another 70 miles west in Khudjand, the major city in northern Tajikistan, Jan Harfst, a senior United Nations official, described the impact of the Uzbek border closings in nearly identical terms.

In almost identical terms to Bush's West Point speech, Blair was speaking of Britain's gift of values to the world, back in 1997 in his speech at the Lord Mayor's Banquet: "In the end I am, simply, a patriot.