Sentence examples for same pursuits as from inspiring English sources

"As we move toward greater gender equality, women are involved in the same pursuits as men, and research shows that men are likely to establish relationships over shared interests," she says.

It's that same dogged pursuit of refinement you demonstrated in your literary pursuits as well as your own extraordinary eating habits (how you live without guacamole we have no idea).

There are other traditional pursuits as well.

Thomas Jefferson dabbled in scientific pursuits, as did Benjamin Franklin.

As compared to controls, FTD patients had decreased gain and initial acceleration of horizontal pursuit as well as decreased vertical pursuit acceleration.

He was drawing and making sculptures at the same time, and saw all his creative pursuits as one unified meta-expression.

But since old females dived longer with the same prey pursuit rate as other age classes (there was no difference in the number or duration of prey pursuit between age classes); we suggest that older females have lower prey pursuit ability despite their use of energy saving hunting tactics.

This predictive signal, when combined with retinal image velocity at the same time delay, as in classical models for the initiation of pursuit, gave a good fit to the data.

To obtain the data shown in Figure 5 C, D, we examined responses of the same FEF pursuit neurons during head-pursuit (target stationary in space) and during passive head rotations with the same amplitude and frequency as the feeder motion.

On television, extreme weather has the same appeal as police pursuits.

Saturday morning's kilometre time trial followed the same script as the pursuit, with Cavendish slipping down the standings after finishing 12th, although a fine flying lap pushed him up the standings.