Sentence examples for it was substantially the same from inspiring English sources

Allowing for the altered place and circumstances, it was substantially the same address which I had heard in the Bürgerbräukeller.

Not that Monzo will make that change; but Blomfield says that he would be surprised if it was substantially the same company in 10 years as it is now.

Under the UK's proposals for limiting the number of cases brought before the court, an application would be declared inadmissible if it was "substantially the same" as a matter that had already been examined by a domestic court applying the human rights convention.

Patton delivered the speech extemporaneously, without notes of his own, and so though it was substantially the same at each occurrence, the order of some of its parts varied.

Mr Warren said a photograph of him wearing a necklace shows it was not always exactly as it has survived today although it is substantially the same piece.

In January, Jagland told me he was concerned about a proposal put forward by the UK last October under which an application could have been declared inadmissible "if it were substantially the same as a matter that had already been examined" by a national court applying the human rights convention.

The UK proposal says: "An application would be inadmissible if it were substantially the same as a matter that had already been examined by a domestic tribunal applying convention rights unless that tribunal had manifestly aired in its interpretation of the application of the convention or the application raised a serious question affecting interpretation or application of the convention".

It's substantially the same (10.1 megapixels, 7x zoom, 640×480 LCD, 720p video), but adds a few new features.

It's substantially the same: a labyrinthine underground ruin to explore, deadly traps and monsters to avoid and maddening puzzles to solve.

Cuba is changing, but by many measures it is substantially the same as the first time I visited.

Karl Miller, Ricks's editor at the New Statesman in the 1960s, says that "what he wrote in these journalistic pieces was substantially the same as what he would write in a book.