Sentence examples for similarities made from inspiring English sources

Neither did Eckersley's dreams, but both men, sharing many similarities, made it here together.

Their differences as much as their similarities made the opening-night show an enlightening musical dialogue.

The contrast between the two of these worlds and yet some of the inherent similarities made me start to think more about how women are perceived Why did you decide to focus your book on young women in particular – do you think that the pressures which society puts on women today is more affecting to them than to older women?

Such similarities made it possible to analyze jointly all four groups, giving totals of 44 rats with perirhinal cortex lesions and 40 sham controls.

Still, behavioral similarities make them excellent analogues.

Certain similarities make this easier than it might seem.

Flush with lyricism and seamlessly constructed, "La Flamenca" has much in common with its better-known contemporaries, and these patent similarities make the piece's long exclusion from the stage seem all the more nonsensical.

Knowledge of these differences and similarities makes it possible to design well-adapted stems for dogs.

Then we can perform powerful mathematical operations on text to detect patterns and similarities, make predictions and apply categories to it.

The clinical presentations of these two frequent types of AU show similarities, making it sometimes difficult to distinguish them from each other.

These similarities make it easier to find common conversational ground, and add an element of cohesiveness to a relationship that cannot be attained in relationships with a more notable age difference.