Sentence examples for thought of as the same from inspiring English sources

Frogs and toads play happily together but they hate being thought of as the same.

Though language and speech are sometimes thought of as the same thing, language is a coding system and speech just its main channel.

We've always had this idea that there's been a mistake somewhere: that good design and good taste were thought of as the same thing.

The responses R may be thought of as the same sort of moral sentiments or valuing attitudes that non-cognitivists appeal to.

I was 25 (I celebrated my birthday in a medicated fog watching Friends reruns), not 60, and wanted to be thought of as the same guy when I returned.

I was 25 (I celebrated my birthday in a medicated fog watching Friends omnibuses), not 60, and wanted to be thought of as the same guy when I returned.

Loeb compared himself and his coddled peers to exploited laborers at the thought of paying the same tax rates as everyone else, using the words of Thomas Jefferson: ""A wise and frugal government... shall not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned".

If the thought of sharing the same square of Leicester soil as the Tigers team of the mid-to-late 1990s chills you to your boots - think Martin Johnson, Dean Richards, Neil Back and more jagged edges than a breakers yard - then spare a thought for those condemned to share the same Welford Road changing room.

Just the thought of being in the same room as them, of being present as they gazed at each other or even touched each other, made my flesh run cold.

A younger woman stated, "I am always stressed even more so because my mom has been a diabetic since 1989 and I can't bear the thought of going through the same pain as her.

Maurice Saatchi gets up to find me a little black book emblazoned with the title Brutal Simplicity of Thought in the same bold type as the now immortal Conservative party advert – Labour Isn't Working – and which is the agency's own logo typeface.