Sentence examples for perhaps indistinguishable from inspiring English sources

The Gardners claim that, "[Washoe] learned a natural human language and her early utterances were highly similar to, perhaps indistinguishable from, the early utterances of human children.

The dots would be scattered widely, perhaps, with promising leads indistinguishable from rubbish.

Served side by side, the 1948 original was decidedly more popular with the table, perhaps to a fault it seemed indistinguishable from a Casear.

And to pardon a wrongdoer often seems indistinguishable from forgiveness, perhaps especially in cases of minor wrong.

In this sense, materialist Satanism seems close to, if not indistinguishable from, organised atheism, or perhaps atheism with rituals.

Or, perhaps you could say, it has become so indistinguishable from Keynesianism that it is easier just to lump them all together in the same pot of soft-money advocates.

Morphologically, except for perhaps cyanobacteria, (eu bacteria and archaea (archaebacteria) would be indistinguishable in the fossil record.

Such correlations may reflect actual interdependence among different aspects of QOL or response set, perhaps related to method variance [ 2]: these are indistinguishable without further assessment of QOL appraisal.

Perhaps any sufficiently simple principle, if vividly experienced, really is indistinguishable from magic.

Perhaps it would produce an endless stream of "Beatles songs," nearly indistinguishable from the real thing but not written or played by the Beatles (or by any human performer).

Interestingly, following pharmacological inhibition, the craniofacial structures of ML-II animals were either completely rescued (indistinguishable from WT) or were unaffected by the treatment, perhaps suggesting variable penetration of the inhibitor.