Sentence examples for sameness to the from inspiring English sources

Yet on the surface there is a sameness to the score.

You may come away feeling a peculiar paradoxical sameness to the work despite its unusual diversity.

And yet the profusion of pieces (music, text, movement) lent a certain wearying sameness to the pacing.

Indeed, throughout Comic-Con, there was a sameness to the films, both to one another and to movies like "Pacific Rim" that have come before and failed.

For an Eastern bloc nation, Hungary was relatively prosperous, but there was still a drabness to the clothes people wore, a sameness to the products in the stores.

The result was a string of individual facets that never quite coalesced, yielding a sense of sameness to the songs rather than of individuality.

The print media business being what it is, it's been a while since I've attended one of those events, but there is a comforting sameness to them — the optimism, the belief in the new baby, all pink and freshly hatched.

But while this may be an ennobling belief, it makes for a sameness to all the dances.

There was a thudding sameness to four of the pieces Nicholas Leichter presented on Thursday at the Flea Theater.

On the other hand, there's a definite sameness to it all: the parade of pets prancing by on their professional handlers' leashes (dog shows are one of television viewers' few opportunities to watch overweight people run), the droning voice of the announcer ("It is believed that the Pembroke Welsh Corgi arrived in Wales with Flemish weavers in the 12th century.

Boyle's themes are rich enough; and yet, given the variety in his subjects, there's a surprising sameness to much of the narration.