Sentence examples for simply the same as from inspiring English sources

"For Miss Middleton, the associations she has with the Abbey are quite simply the same as any British person would have for such a glorious and holy place".

Her search for her stray sheep looks selfish at first, until we realise that she is simply the same as her pupils: young, frightened and poor.

But it doesn't take much analysis to see how often Balanchine picks out rhythms that aren't simply the same as the music's: frequently they play with expectations, anticipating or answering the music in ways that take you by surprise, arriving on an up just as the music arrives down, and much more.

Semantic correctness, it is argued, is not simply the same as, for instance, truth.

So, at any depth pore pressure is simply the same as the hydrostatic pressure (1.03 g/cm3 or 0.433 psi/feet) of the water column.

The additional overhead beyond that of static clustering is simply the same as the last stage of fully dynamic clustering, i.e., to periodically inform the users what their new cluster will be.

It's simply not the same as some hired gun brought in to run a show.

Moving a title online is simply not the same as closure and this seems a disappointingly analogue view from the BBC.

Hearing a live performance, by apparent consensus, is simply not the same as hearing a recording, with no injury done to either experience.

In an interview with police in August 2009, he claimed he had been "singled out" and had simply done "the same as 500 or 600 other peers".

Provocation is simply not the same as heroism," she wrote, going on to take issue with "the usually sensible intelligent Salman Rushdie's readiness to call us 'fellow travellers' who are encouraging Islamist jihadism, and also to label us, on Twitter, as 'six pussies'".