Sentence examples for of the same mold from inspiring English sources
"His demeanor, easygoing attitude, a sports nut — I'm kind of the same mold," Henry said.
"I think he's a crook out of the same mold as Ganim and the Waterbury group".
The concept was simplified, but of the same mold — a high first floor and red-brick facade, trimmed with brownstone and rising to a stepped gable, with a few finials and other doodads.
Except for the bloc of defecting Vopos, the East Germans who have escaped since the wall went up are such a varied group that few generalizations about them are valid, though it is safe to say that they are even younger, on the average, than the pre-wall refugees, are much more apt to be artisans than intellectuals, and are, temperamentally, out of the same mold.
It's in fact pretty light; I expected it to be of the same mold as the heavyset 7G keyboard, but it isn't, for better or worse.
The two are of the same mold.'.
Mr. O'Keefe said that many of the vast landholders of today were not in the same mold as the robber barons of yore.
Although not all of these brands fit the same mold — Hilton's Waldorf-Astoria Collection, for example, is an extension of the original New York luxury hotel — most aim to offer guests some type of "experience," the buzzword cited most often.
Gov. George Pataki of New York is firmly in the same mold, and so is Gov. George Rowland of Connecticut, the state where Lowell Weicker, once upon a time a Republican, also left the party to become an independent.
Carter seems cast from the same mold of fringe players who found a home with a Riley-coached team, players who all have two things in common: big hearts and larger limitations.
One bag in each of T11 and T12 were also about 20% contaminated with the same mold by the end of the first harvest, which would explain the low mushroom production recorded with these two supplements (soybean and wheat bran alone).
