Sentence examples for sameness has been from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, a palpable sameness has been carried over from last year's edition in the game's two principal career modes.

Kane's claim that indeterminacy precludes exact sameness has been contested (see Clarke 1999 , 2002 2003a, and 2003b: 86–87, and O'Connor 1996).

SUNDAY STYLES The Ritual of Scandal Since Watergate, there has been a sameness in the way that business scandals -- Martha Stewart's included -- have been covered by the mass media.

For too long there has been a sameness to the winners' podium - Leinster, Leinster, Ospreys, Munster, Ospreys, Munster, Leinster, Ospreys.

There has been an awful sameness about the international rugby landscape, which comes down to the same countries playing one another, year in and year out.

For Sutton and Burns, it has been a few things, from a sameness to a drinking problem that Burns had and has apparently overcome.

Her concept of equality predicated on eliminating dominance and subordination rather than enforcing sameness and punishing difference has been largely adopted in Canada and has been influential around the world.

One of the central charges against identity politics by liberals, among others, has been its alleged reliance on notions of sameness to justify political mobilization.

Stating a fact about the world would have been seen as a matter of identifying a sameness or difference, in one of four (or more) senses of "sameness".[16] "White horses are horses" would be interpreted as in effect claiming that white horses and horses are "the same," and "Oxen are not horses" as claiming that oxen and horses are "different".

We can recognize why we have been compelled to force our children into a certain mold so as to ensure a kind of sameness with us.

Young people have been inspired by someone who offers a different vision to the traditional party hacks with the same grey sameness.