Sentence examples for sort of sameness from inspiring English sources

For example, note that the lemma only provides a (provable) material equivalence between D and A ⌈D⌉) (which states that both sides must have the same truth-value) and does not claim any sort of sameness of meaning.

NYT employee: I'm keeping an eye on Slack in case there are questions, but I guess what I'll ask you is that — so you alluded earlier to a lot of, sort of, sameness, you know, among the opinions, like, across the board in media previously.

"In such cases, too many Americans find there is a sort of tired sameness," he writes.

This last variety of "sameness" is probably most important for our purposes here.

But it's a race, and a kind of sameness occasionally sets in.

Which is to say, sweeping off the porch, along with all the other humdrum habits that follow throughout the day, seems simply like some kind of material effort to unravel the day before, some sort of ceremony to sameness.

Chemical names provided to PubChem are passed through a sort-of crowd-sourcing filtering process, where consistency of chemical name-structure associations of depositor-provided synonyms is determined using differing levels of chemical structure sameness (e.g., potentially grouping different charge states or salt forms of the same chemical).

It was an enclave of sameness, and their instructors taught all sorts of things that scared me then and scared me now.

But an unmistakable cast of sameness reigns.

Locke was careful to distinguish the notion of sameness of person from the related notions of sameness of body and sameness of man, or human being.

It's work – the very apogee of sameness.