Sentence examples for same starting point from inspiring English sources

"No matter where you go, you always end up at the same starting point," he explains.

The walk tests were performed in the same enclosed corridors with the same starting point for all tests.

"I hope that everyone at one point will be at the same starting point," Brodeur said today.

You keep jumping the bars, but they keep rising even higher and you're always at the same starting point regardless of talent, experience or track record.

The drivers began their runs from the same starting point a few minutes apart and the G.P.S. units recorded their location (and thereby speed, calculated from change in location over time) every two seconds.

Interestingly, while Sir Herman Ousley, former chairman of the Commission for Racial Equality, directly assails her views and Goodhart's, he too returns to that same starting point - that there are British values all can share.

They don't have the same starting point, how can they compete?" The yawning divide between the haves and have-nots has produced, in the opinion of some Web users, a clinical and indiscriminate hatred of wealth.

The Foundation approaches economics from the same starting point, which is that neo-classical economics is unequal to the task of creating or even describing a system which is fundamentally about people.

Other than the Nabis, one of the chief Symbolists was Odilon Redon, who moved from the same starting point as the Impressionists the landscape style of the Barbizon school but in precisely the opposite direction.

It is all deterministic — there is no randomness, and the system will always produce the same outputs given the same starting-point inputs.

Hence it is that (from the same starting-point) the mind receives an impulse to move sometimes in the required direction, and at other times otherwise, (doing the latter) particularly when something else somehow deflects the mind from the right direction and attracts it to itself.