Sentence examples for the same in essence from inspiring English sources

All extremisms, far left, far right and religious fundamentalists, are the same in essence.

They may differ in the way they are expressed or take shape, but they are the same in essence.

So the short-term and long-term goals, while the club may be very different from three months ago, still remain the same in essence.

(The Lib Dem manifesto overlaps with the Tories' on schools and police reform, though Mr Clegg's party would give local councils more financial clout, and with Labour's on health-care guarantees).All the same, in essence, this is the debate: state versus society; voice versus choice.

Abelard holds that two things are the same in essence when they are numerically the same concrete thing (essentia), and essentially different otherwise.

It is run between BM-SC and ME just as the UMTS-IMS-AKA protocol is executed between SN and MS, and their methods are the same in essence.

The guiding principle has been the creedal declaration that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit of the New Testament are consubstantial (i.e. the same in substance or essence, Greek: homoousios).

It wasn't that they really cared about the conceptual difference between the claim that Jesus and the Father were homoousian (same in essence) and the claim that the two were homoiousian (same in substance); they cared about whether the Homoousians or the Homoiousians were going to run the Church.

Some will argue that the mere threat of an accurate lie test could be used to extract valuable information — the same argument, in essence, that led to the use of polygraphs in the United States.

Circle: In a holacracy, a group of "roles"(defined below) working toward the same purpose; in essence, a team that forms or disbands as the organization's needs change.

But by the same token (in essence, the politics of China's unfinished civil war), the market is also lucrative.