Sentence examples for the same quite from inspiring English sources

Some person had shunted his shoulder, and his head had gone along with that, but all he saw when he brought his gaze back to her was the same, quite simple passivity there.

It had three figures in it all floating in the same quite stunning blue, one then the next then the next: this worker, then a charming-looking woman in a flowing bright red dress, she was sitting literally floating in the air a little above a cheeky-faced goat or sheep whose fur was matted with, was it sun and stars?

d'Errico agrees: "A bone tool can be very specialized [in its function] and at the same quite simple to make and use," he says, citing bone toothpicks, which Neandertals also made.

It is based on a unique, well-defined large background study population of white men with the obese and random sample derived from the same quite homogenous population, hence eliminating population stratification.

From five repeated experiments of SNR10 (SNR4 data), the TPR, TNR and mFPR of GASA with AIC/no PL and GASA with BIC/PL are the same (quite close), and they are both equal to 79%, 99 % and 5 (66%66%7% and 197), respectively; while the performances of TSNI for SNR10 and SNR4 are both equal to 50%, 89% and 50%, respectively.

Sapp and Johnson are much the same, yet quite different.

On April 7th, the Bundesbank decided to adopt the same code.Quite right, too.

Ask yourself this: was the two test drivers' style the same, or quite dissimilar?

Everything has gone O.K., but, just the same, not quite as he imagined it.

In fact they all look roughly the same age, quite modern really.

It's a relief, of course, to read that, but at the same time quite daunting.