Sentence examples for precisely the same subject from inspiring English sources

Powers's novel deals with precisely the same subject as Galchen's, and explores much the same area.

Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa has a knack for being incredibly right and unbelievably wrong at exactly the same moment and on precisely the same subject.

Nevertheless he admits that questions of style or, more precisely, of different ways to formulate the same subject, may have an impact on the degree of clarity: "What concerns the topic of lexis, however, has some small necessary place in all teaching; for to speak in one way rather than another makes some difference in regard to clarity; although not a great difference…" (Rhet. III.1, 1404a8 10).

If so, there may not be a fundamental difference in their intuitions because the members of the two groups of subjects will not be considering precisely the same case.

Offenses against another person, from homicide to assault, are punishable by retaliation (qiṣāṣ), the offender being subject to precisely the same treatment as the victim.

Any gifts made by a dying person in contemplation of his death are subject to precisely the same limitations as bequests and, if they exceed these limits, will be effective only with the consent of the legal heirs.

The raft of new policy ideas emanating from Brown's leadership campaign will be subject to precisely the same external constraints that left Tony Blair apologising for failing to meet expectations in his resignation speech last week.

Also, all strains were subjected to precisely the same manipulations (same centrifugal forces and length of centrifugation).

The deformity in each case was precisely the same.

In the original experiment, researchers feed two slightly different syllables, such as "ba," and "da," into subjects' right and left ears at precisely the same time, using headphones.

Subject S4 received injections of phosphate-buffered saline vehicle in precisely the same way.