Sentence examples for seemingly indistinguishable from from inspiring English sources

Another is Jon Huntsman Jr., the governor of Utah, who in February endorsed civil unions for gay couples, a position seemingly indistinguishable from Obama's.

The elder Phillips, who has recently died, spent most of his adult life behind bars for a succession of frauds: forged pictures here, forged grocery coupons there, all seemingly indistinguishable from the real thing and yet all doomed to failure.

The husband and wife arrested in Cambridge, Mass., about three blocks from where I live, were seemingly indistinguishable from so many of the social and professional networkers who live and work within Harvard's shadow.

On inspection, these 33 false positives were seemingly indistinguishable from some of the somatic candidates identified in the cancer samples, with depths ranging from 10 to 73 and most having somatic probability scores above 0.90.

The flow of indistinguishable-from-parody articles has already begun.

Particularly disturbing is the fact that seemingly well-adjusted youngsters born and raised in the West, and indistinguishable from millions of others in their generation turn up as ruthless, Islamist killers engaged in untold atrocities.

But it's a dismal state of affairs, when quantity, seemingly in the minds of publishers, game-makers and players, has become indistinguishable from quality.

"As a young composer," Mark Kramer, the viola da gambist who directs the Ensemble, said, "Bach produced, seemingly from nowhere, church cantatas and instrumental works so evolved that they are virtually indistinguishable from works he composed some 40 years later".

They were indistinguishable from propaganda.

It is indistinguishable from craft.

Free quickly becomes indistinguishable from worthless.