Sentence examples for seemed synonymous with from inspiring English sources

She said she chose the name Naked Ink because it seemed "synonymous with authenticity and vulnerability and transparency".

Though he had to turn the pages, the act seemed synonymous with Armstrong's searching through the catalogue of his memories.

"Green" products have seemed synonymous with California, and in Venice, Calif., a star chef has embraced the ethos of reclaimed wood.

It seemed synonymous with my addictive illness – and also to be a bizarre antonym of vampirism, which, in turn, surely, was a metaphor for venereal disease?

Torture and death seemed synonymous with the almost exclusively Shia unit, which was tasked with rooting out Sunni insurgents from post-Saddam Iraq.

Like Ms. Solis Doyle, who had worked for Mrs. Clinton for 17 years, Ms. Taymor once seemed synonymous with "Spider-Man," which she began creating nine years ago.

For Hsieh, happiness is a quantifiable quality that seems synonymous with "calm".

Nutella may seem synonymous with chocolate-hazelnut spreads, but there are other brands.

Throughout the concert runs a thread of yearning, a feeling that for Ms. Cook seems synonymous with the life force.

In Britain, student life always seems synonymous with rain, duffel coats, roll-up ciggies and shillings for the meter.

If the borough doesn't always seem synonymous with spirituality, not for nothing was it christened the borough of churches.