To the untrained eye, all electric guitars might look basically the same, but body styles can be broken into several basic categories, each with its own subtleties of sound and playing style.
"She looks basically the same as when I saw her last time," he would tell me.
The first two B-52's rolled off the assembly line in 1951 and 1952 and look basically the same as the last one, built in 1962.
All Xerox printers look basically the same: a million-dollar printing press is like an office copier, but twenty-four feet long and eight feet high.
When you get to that stage, as they did in Moore, tornado damage is timeless: all the disaster photos look basically the same, just with different models of cars.
While the exterior looks basically the same as the original, nearly 40,000 square feet of exhibit and office space has been added by excavating under the front lawn and the west terrace.
As their density increases, your cities all end up looking basically the same; a perfect square of buildings sitting awkwardly in the middle of an empty expanse of countryside.
All Soriana stores look basically the same and carry a similar inventory of food, clothing, furniture and home appliances.
A new video from the American Chemical Society explains it: All snowflakes start off looking basically the same, but they are individually shaped by their environments as they form and fall.
All vertebrates presumably looking basically the same to the squinches, Bloort spares a moment to explain the evolutionary place of human beings, and then follows the human line from Ardipithecus ramidus through Australopithecus afarensis and Homo habilis to Homo sapiens and its continuing evolution with the expansion out of Africa and the advent of agriculture.
