Sentence examples for the same aside from inspiring English sources

It looked the same, aside from the absence of the prominent pizza oven, but differences dominated: ownership, chef and menu.

In some cases, what's striking is not so much what has changed as what looks exactly the same – aside from the clothes and hairstyles, of course.

"Physically, for the most part, I feel the same, aside from the most important thing, and that's my throwing shoulder," he said.

AS we watch Senator Roland Burris take the lead role in the latest episode of "The Rod Blagojevich Show," a question arises: Is there a substantive difference between a governor promising a Senate appointment in exchange for campaign contributions, and a member of Congress securing an earmark for the same — aside from a vulgar telephone call discussing the transaction?

Its new G1 and G2 laptops are pretty much the same aside from the ultra-gnarly neon lights on the side and screen size.

In the ancient Olympic Games, as well as the other Panhellenic Games, there were both four-horse (tethrippon, Greek: τέθριππον) and two-horse (synoris, Greek: συνωρὶς) chariot races, which were essentially the same aside from the number of horses.

They use the same chronology, the same anecdotes, the same asides, even the same quotations.

She did the same, putting aside hers.

Democratic Congressional leaders did the same, brushing aside the notion that a president elected without a popular majority would lack legitimacy.

Yet crucially for Wales, the team remains the same, injuries aside, and the key players are at an age where they can build upon their unprecedented success in France.

Nigeria is the same - aside from the separate issue of the recent Boko Haram bombing campaign.