Sentence examples for made very similar from inspiring English sources

Earlier in the decade Mr Netanyahu and his then-defence minister Ehud Barak made very similar threats.

Avery said the committee made very similar observations and recommendations in 2008 but blame-shifting had continued between state, territory and federal governments.

(Pam Iorio, the mayor of Tampa, and Ben Eason, the publisher of the alternative weekly Creative Loafing, made very similar predictions as they fretted about the future of Tampa in the wake of the housing collapse).

Sheehan said in his Wednesday piece that he learned after the publication of his original column that a woman had made "very similar claims" at a rally for Reclaim Australia, a rightwing anti-Muslim movement.

Montaigne most certainly wasn't the first to make note of our tendency to automatically assume the superiority of local beliefs and practices; Herodotus, the Greek historian of the fifth century B.C., made very similar observations in his Histories, noting how all peoples are "accustomed to regard their own customs as by far the best".

Note that with the proper choice of (C_{text{CPT}}) and (C_{text{RST}},) the post-shut-in behaviour can be made very similar.

These days, conservatives make very similar arguments against Obamacare.

Indeed, Border does make very similar, supportive public remarks about Hughes.

Your body makes very similar kinds of proteins as part of your own defense against bacteria".

Many traditional universities, both redbrick and post-war new universities, make very similar claims, based on teaching and research, and offer very similar courses.

The Sun's associate editor Trevor Kavanagh and the former Radio 4 presenter Robin Lustig make very similar points about the BBC Trust today.