Fondacaro sees the war in the same terms as Kilcullen.
Many of them come to see the world in the same terms as their charges do.
Democrats, led by Mr. Baucus, will frame the proposed health system overhaul in the same terms as President Obama in recent days -- as an economic and moral imperative.
It's not surprising that this bootstraps fantasy — heavily steeped in a juvenile vision of masculinity — values women in the same terms as many of those comic books.
Schiele can be spoken of in the same terms as other phenomenal draughtsmen – Rembrandt, Ingres, Degas, Toulouse-Lautrec, Van Gogh, Picasso, Klee, Sutherland and, in our own time, Michael Andrews and David Hockney.
Many officials cast the pontiff's mission in the same terms as Mr. Chávez's self-styled revolution against poverty and United States influence.
Although nearly a quarter of a century had passed when Michael Canney saw Moss, his response to her is couched in the same terms as Bill's.
He could hardly wait to vote, and he was talking in the same terms as so many older people around town: "I never dreamed in my lifetime that I would see a black man as President of the United States.
Perceived as a lightweight by musicians who were less than enthralled by his upbeat, good-natured, non-edgy west coast sound, Baker was never spoken of in the same terms as Clifford Brown or Dizzy Gillespie, much less Davis and Armstrong.
