Sentence examples for sameness set from inspiring English sources

But I think a degree of sameness set in and to the point where it now — to grievously overstate the case, the idea of debate is, you have one guy for the Brookings Institution and one guy from the Council of Foreign Relations arguing in the page.

When everything is performed at the same punchy level, subtlety goes out the exit door, and sameness sets in.

And still a numbing sameness sets in.

But even in expert hands an inevitable sameness sets in.

Yet how long can a monodrama be sustained before the dramatic tension slackens and a sameness sets in?

How many times can the camera admire a perfect swing that lofts the ball above the trees to gasping applause before a certain sameness sets in?

The speeches and arguments sound smart and literate as they emerge, but there's a schematic quality to them; they can seem to be about issues when they're supposed to be about people, and a dull sameness sets into the relationship.

In the too many numbers on which she accompanied herself while singing, a feeling of sameness quickly set in.

Home-design books are often homages to a particular style, era or corner of the world, and with that homogeneity a dreaded sameness can set in.

But it's a race, and a kind of sameness occasionally sets in.

If propositions are unstructured, then if they are sets, they inherit the identity conditions for sets: sameness of members.