Sentence examples for were becoming indistinguishable from inspiring English sources

Swimming and dreaming were becoming indistinguishable.

"The decks of cards were wearing out more quickly" and "the black and red squares of the checkerboard were becoming indistinguishable".

It was hard to tell who was in charge of Man — the rebel commanders or their underage Ivorian and Liberian recruits, who, according to townspeople, were becoming indistinguishable.

The border between South China and Hong Kong is becoming indistinguishable, with Hong Kong entrepreneurs creating more than three million jobs in Kwangtung Province.

But his message -- that planning by huge corporations was increasingly supplanting the chaos of the market system, that capitalism was becoming indistinguishable from socialism -- found wide favor.

The protests that followed, in black communities, were countered with violence by a police force that is becoming indistinguishable from an invading army.

The government is becoming indistinguishable from Victorian charity when the wealthy paternalist decides which of the poor and infirm deserved to be helped.

And in a world where fiction is becoming indistinguishable from reality, as the philosopher Baudrillard suggested, the flow of "truth" goes both ways.

[C8.] In the latest example of how TV programming and advertising are becoming indistinguishable, Levi Strauss has paid for an actor featured in a commercial for its Dockers pants to appear on a show on Fox Sports Net.

Lunch and brunch are becoming indistinguishable, as diners scan longer, more adventurous menus that go beyond "omelets your way," as they order small plates or large plates — perhaps even oysters or duck — according to whim, pocketbook or appetite.

Depending on how you look at it, this is an interesting technology trick, a possible aid to paraplegics or another way that the virtual and physical worlds are becoming indistinguishable.