Sentence examples for look essentially the same from inspiring English sources

By this measure -- a certain ratio of red, green and blue in the pixel -- the skins of all races look essentially the same.

The Play Store's current mobile design first rolled out in July 2012, and while Google has seen fit to rebrand and tinker with a few things since then, more than a few bits look essentially the same as they did back then.

But no matter where you look, the cosmic microwave background seems to look essentially the same.

In twenty minutes, Rens Verweij from VICE Netherlands gave a to the point, informative overview, including a great video parodying how all aftermovies look essentially the same.

People who may look essentially the same, who may wear the same clothes and go to the same schools, but in fact, inhabit totally different universes.

He had freckles and a strawberry-blonde, bowl-shaped haircut, and his clothes looked different from ours, what with 1981 being long before globalization made everyone look essentially the same.

The Cavaliers practiced Wednesday afternoon at the Creighton Sports Complex, which except for the Field Turf infield looks essentially the same as it did when O'Connor played there.

The supporting actress in a comedy lineup looks essentially the same with Modern Family's Julie Bowen and Sofia Vergara joining The Big Bang Theory's Mayim Bialik, Nurse Jackie's Merritt Wever, and Jane Lynch from Glee (which is increasingly insufferable).

Things would be pretty, pretty, pretty different for David, who is sixty-seven but looks essentially the same as he did when "Curb" premiered, in 2000, if he had followed through on his mother's wish that he become a mailman — he could have handled the rain, snow, and sleet, he said, but the hail gave him pause.

FROM its gilded perch on Route 1 in Princeton, the Sarnoff Corporation looks essentially the same as it has since 1942, when its legendary founder, David Sarnoff -- who changed the world with the invention of the television -- broke ground on a campus for his engineers.

When a series of full-length chiffon dresses, all of which looked essentially the same, came out at the end, one editor asked, "Is the next one going to come out upside down?" To some, the Michael Kors show on Wednesday seemed equally repetitious.