Sentence examples for seem indistinguishable from inspiring English sources

Now more than ever, art and commerce seem indistinguishable.

"They are there, and it's no issue for U.S. Army forces". Still, to some Iraqi soldiers, the neighborhood patrols seem indistinguishable, in the end, from the Iraqi insurgency.

Moss and others sometimes swarmed the pulpit when they heard a particularly heated cadence, pantomiming gestures of restraint that came to seem indistinguishable from encouragement.

With the rise of the rowdy culture associated with the Nasdaq, the hosts of cable financial shows often seem indistinguishable from the braying commentators on cable sports shows.

House-made doughnuts ($1 to $1.50) can be light and satisfying when fresh, but seem indistinguishable from Entenmann's after they have sat for a while.

Today shock can seem indistinguishable from scandal, less a side effect of artistic innovation than a ploy ginned up by self-promoting artists and public scolds.

His response seemed indistinguishable from that of the gun lobby.

Here, sufficiently crude technology seemed indistinguishable from carpentry — or plumbing.

To some people in the newsroom, his enthusiasm seemed indistinguishable from buttering up superiors.

The notionally civilian regime now in power seems indistinguishable from the one in uniform it supplanted.

Too much political correctness, too much euphemism, and they risk seeming indistinguishable from the establishment.