Sentence examples for the very same ground from inspiring English sources

Rescuing an innings is a feat Lara has become wearily accustomed to, but the magnitude of this task looked to be beyond even someone who had set a first class world record score of 501 at the very same ground.

Standing in the centre circle at the new Parkhead, it is almost impossible to believe that five years ago the very same ground was a decrepit slum; or that its owners were just hours from bankruptcy; or that the team that took the field every week could scarcely beat Arbroath never mind recapture the glory days when the club challenged for European trophies.

These four kinds of explanation, or four variants of the PSR, share the very same ground.

So if paid donation is wrong because of the danger to which the donor is subjected, then free donation must also be wrong on the very same ground.

This is because some of the reasons that have been given for respecting persons have the logical consequence that non-human things warrant the same respect on the very same grounds as humans.

In a gathering that was regarded by many as the largest since the protests that took place on the very same grounds a few short years ago, this space was temporarily transformed into a site of reconciliation.

When the state's business leaders and the Republican elite decided that flying the symbol of slavery atop the state house dome was bad for business, it came down in a compromise that placed a memorial to African-American history on the statehouse grounds but also placed a new Confederate flag at the Confederate soldier's monument on the very same grounds.

No comfort could be taken from the fact they had gone on to win that particular Test by 13 runs, even though it was on this very same ground.

Yet, on the very same positivistic grounds, he is not willing to launch parallel "arguments" in order to justify specific practices or indeed Jewish practice as a whole.

Indeed, theorists have argued that the very same principle that grounds democratic authority also ground limits to that authority (Christiano 2004).

Hume's critical attitude toward metaphysics is subsequently taken up by Kant, although Kant famously asserts on practical grounds some of the very same metaphysical theses that he argues cannot be asserted on theoretical grounds.