Sentence examples for supposed to be the same from inspiring English sources

And muons are likewise supposed to be the same as electrons.

Although the women are supposed to be the same age, some of them are young and some not.

So a tau is supposed to be the same as a muon in every way, except that is is more massive.

It's supposed to be the same recipe, but aficionados are critical of the new Beck's quality – Glenn Collins NPR: They were underwater long before Hurricane Sandy, but still suffered in the storm: the oysters and clams in Long Island Sound.

"I took one roll of film and maybe six shots, because I didn't know they were going to continue, and they were all supposed to be the same actress but in different stages of her career, so in some of them I thought she's an older ingénue, but she's trying to be the ingénue again.

By Charles Cooke and Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, June 4, 1932 P. 9 Anecdote about a young man named Howe, supposed to be the same man who is now Gov. Roosevelt's right-hand man, who ate his dinner in a Saratoga Hotel without removing his heavy yellow gloves.

Obviously two trains are not supposed to be at the same place at the same time.

The divisa is supposed to be worth the same as the American dollar, which the government drove out of the cash economy in 2004.

She said the British were supposed to be using the same wheels her team got from the French company Mavic, but they could not be the same because the Brits were going so much faster than her riders.

The hardware is supposed to be exactly the same as the WiFi-only version except, of course, it has a cell chip in it to receive data over AT&T's 3G network when you're not connected to WiFi.

The marble is supposed to be from the same quarry as the Taj Mahal.