Sentence examples for sameness with all from inspiring English sources

One may learn this lesson by different means: by realizing one's essential sameness with all living beings, by responding in love to a personal expression of the divine, or by coming to appreciate that the competing attentions and moods of one's waking consciousness are grounded in a transcendental unity one has a taste of this unity in the daily experience of deep, dreamless sleep.

Considering overall human functioning, there is more "sameness" of functioning with all children than "difference".

The company's business revolves around honesty about the industrial sameness of all sodas.

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

"I was struck by the sameness of all the different bodies," she expressed.

If you are reaching the saturation point with this type of sketch work, "The Birthday Boys" may cause you to sigh at the sameness of it all.

Maybe corporate sameness isn't all that bad.

A generation ago, foreigners writing about China marvelled most at the sameness of it all.

For his part, Mr. Giovannoni says he abhors sameness, formats, consultants, all the plagues of commercial radio.

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.

Which is to say, sweeping off the porch, along with all the other humdrum habits that follow throughout the day, seems simply like some kind of material effort to unravel the day before, some sort of ceremony to sameness.