Sentence examples for virtually the same thing from inspiring English sources

Today, we've got lobbyists telling us virtually the same thing about e-cigarettes.

When a man says virtually the same thing, heads nod in appreciation for his fine idea.

Which, with my rose-tinted glasses firmly in place, is virtually the same thing.

Calling for people to kill somebody and endorsing that call seem to me to be virtually the same thing.

"I've listened to every administration, Democrats and Republicans, from Ronald Reagan to the current administration, say virtually the same thing, producing the same results.

The double chant (two successive verses set to different melodic formulas) traditionally dates from about 1700, but Robert Crowley's psalter (1549) contains what is virtually the same thing.

The dynamics of coaching the Devils appear to be different now than they were even when Brent Sutter said virtually the same things when he took the job three years ago.

He noted that her conceptual approach was made more acceptable when white male artists like Joseph Kosuth and Lawrence Weiner came in and "did virtually the same things" she did, and that her take also has a poetic and lyrical side that sets it apart from the work of other conceptual artists.

Most notably, it is confusing to users why we have two offerings that virtually do the same thing, and it means our team needs to divide its focus rather than working on building a single, great user experience.

Brazilians are "getting out of dodge" during the World Cup, another disparaging take away from the article, disparaging because a very close friend and soccer soul mate of my husband's, who's Brazilian, whose family lives in Brazil, virtually said the same thing.

Virtually every audit opinion in the world says almost the same thing, with no details about the company being audited.