Sentence examples for the same words as from inspiring English sources

Sentences A and B are the same length and use the same words, as do C and D. But the dependency lengths of the second sentence in each pair are longer.

The Sufi (Muslim mystic) Jalāl al-Dīn al-Rūmī sighs in the same words as a Christian mystic, Angela da Foligno: "I am you and you are me".

More striking is that Gerhard Schröder, a former Social Democratic chancellor, uttered the same words, as did Ursula von der Leyen, the labour minister and a leading Christian Democrat.

While the party did acknowledge the need for reforms in Syria earlier in the uprising, the group now speaks of the events using many of the same words as the Syrian regime.

I once heard him tell a very long anecdote — a very good anecdote, to be sure — in exactly the same words as he had told it to exactly the same audience about 36 hours earlier.

It will cost many times the cover price, only one indication that this copy of "Late Art," while possessing the same words as all the other copies, is utterly distinct.

Don't treat the same word as singular and plural in the same sentence.

Republicans responded by noting that Mr. Kerry, in an interview with Rolling Stone magazine last year, used the same word as Mr. Cheney.

He is, needless to say, a "huge fan", and chooses the same word as Stanley to account for her appeal.

The reader is not helped by the slovenly way the English language uses the same form of the same word as either noun or verb.

Baldwin will read Mad Libs-style sentences and the contestants will try to fill in the blank with the same word as the celebrities.