Sentence examples for same proverb from inspiring English sources

Often, the same proverb may be found in many variants.

LONDON – Do you like proverbs?

Just like Proverbs and Psalms.

Given Gingrich's tenacity, one wonders if anyone in the audience at Judson, a Christian women's college in Alabama, recalled another passage from the same chapter of Proverbs: "He, that being often reproved hardeneth his neck, shall suddenly be destroyed, and that without remedy" (Proverbs 29:1).

Finally, in Experiment 3, we examined the ability of participants to generalize their remembered information to new items in a task that required participants to identify unstudied proverbs that shared the same meaning as studied proverbs.

He holds up one hand and adds, "The fingers aren't the same length," an Arabic proverb meaning that "people aren't all the same".

Participants were asked to endorse any proverbs that shared the same meaning as any of the proverbs that they studied.

The same 40 triplets of proverbs from Experiment 2 were used.

The testing procedure differed largely from Experiment 1. Learners were given a recognition test that included ten studied P1 proverbs (studied items), ten unstudied proverbs that shared the same deep meaning as a studied pair (unstudied, but related), and 20 unstudied proverbs that were not related to any studied proverb (unstudied and unrelated).

Certain stylistic similarities have been found in proverbs from the same part of the world.

Participants in the comparison condition created generalizations more frequently when the proverbs shared the same meaning.