Sentence examples for sameness across from inspiring English sources

Could the following little-publicized detail, I wonder, explain the sameness across the industry?

Procedures were dictated from the top and checklists were the focus, "but now there is a sameness across the industry," he said, and some hotel operators and executives are looking for new ways to make their hotels stand out.

Anthropology grew out of a commitment to study and discuss humanity, in variation and sameness, across time and space.

It's tempting to think that 'same' is the culprit, allowing for sameness across different levels of grain from the very fine to the very coarse.

It has even been claimed that on the above proposal for the rigidity of kind and property terms, rigidity is so indiscriminate that the account must reflect a confusion between sameness of meaning across possible worlds, which every meaningful expression enjoys, and sameness of designation, or rigid designation (Schwartz 2002, p. 272).

(Note here that whoever would want to deny such a recognizable sameness in and across several singulars would have to deny that he is able to recognize the same words or the same letters in various sentences; so such a person would not be able to read, write, or even to speak, or understand human speech. But then we shouldn't really worry about such a person in a philosophical debate).

"Identity" and "sameness" mean the same; their meanings are identical.

It looks like competition but it's basically the sameness all the way across the board.

Their skin-to-skin contact communicates that familiarity, sameness, and intimacy exist across all black cultures, no matter where Lawson's photographs are taken.

Their skin-to-skin contact communicates that familiarity, sameness, and intimacy exist across all black cultures, no matter where Lawson's photographs are taken.   .

Daniel Nolan (2007) has recently argued that Lewis's approach is less plausible for desire than for belief, and Robert Stalnaker (2008) argues that the view makes the wrong judgments about sameness and difference of belief across agents and times.