Sentence examples for means in the same from inspiring English sources

Although by no means in the same league, Inherent Vice is also struggling to retain audience share, falling 61% from its opening frame.

But remember that "in" doesn't really mean "in". It means "in the same direction". The stars that make up the constellations and many of the sources that Chandra observes are at very different distances from Earth.

"Pop culture is so all-pervasive that, even if you've never seen an episode of Friends, you know what Ross and Rachel means, in the same way you know what Romeo and Juliet means".

I'm a 41-year-old woman who'd like the chance to try for children and I know many women my age – of varying economic means – in the same boat.

That's by no means in the same category of painful Wachowski flop Speed Racer (debut of £362,000), but it's probably a lot less than backers Warners hoped when the studio approved the film's script, cast and budget.

I know what he means – in the same vein, others have referred to the RI building in Albemarle Street as a shrine – but I don't share his implicit aversion to the religious connotations.

Nobody would understand what Cameronism meant in the same way as Blairism or Thatcherism were understood.

Listeners trying to figure out what "chamber music" means are in the same boat as wine drinkers confronted with "room temperature".

Carly Fiorina, former boss of Hewlett Packard, was by no means politically in the same ball park as Palin, yet she won by managing to tick enough boxes with Palin.

Write in a conversational tone, which means writing in the same way you would speak to a friend or colleague.

Does induction of ER stress by other means result in the same effects?