Examples of using Sameness in English and their translations into German
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It's their sameness.
Sameness with the original besides a lucky chance.
Shows a strong need for sameness.
But the question of sameness wears another face.
All else is rigidly structured for sameness.
Sameness is not a strength in the information society.
Where runs the line at which comparative seeing turns into sameness by accident?
Sameness exists only in the pure flow of the original light that flows through you.
But the strength of competitiveness is not found in sameness, but rather in difference.
Because if you don't have that sameness, physiologically, you're going to be sick or you're going to die.
One of the strands of thinking I was involved in was that sameness is so incredibly overrated.
The sameness of the alienated and returned value shows itself here in an entirely different way.
Co.-manner primarily for people with a sense of the variety in the sameness, for the beauty in the… more….
The sameness of cultural models and behaviours imposed by power throughout colonial areas has no backward step.
We see ourselves as ambassadors of fine regional tastes and as campaigners against the sameness of food industry products.
You dislike humdrum jobs which involve too much sameness and routine, and also find it difficult to be pinned down in personal relationships.
Bring about the uniqueness of coming together"(p.71) and thus escape both a reductionist sameness, as well as a divisive alterity.
All will be dancers,and only accord will be known, not sameness, but an ever upward spiraling of joy, new engagement in life, new swiftness, new ease, new energy.
A uniform distribution of people in the space with possible largeindividual differences does not mean sameness but the maximum of variety.
A world dominated not by equality of rights, but by sameness: an army of clones incubated in their narcissistic bubbles.
The satiable consumption of gold and of the indigenous workforce and 2 the insatiable consumption of cartographic otherness andethnographic sameness.
Co.-manner primarily for people with a sense of the variety in the sameness, for the beauty in the monotony.
And we wouldn't have found ourselves back there...A return to our worst memory. To a decision which revealed our sameness.
This Commission is politically correct;this Commission is intent on forcing even more sameness down our throats with the European Constitution.
My first impression here was that it was so monochromatic- from this vantage,everything just blends together in colour and repetitive sameness in this old part of Fes.
He thought that all the important parts must be the same andwith this belief he tried to make clear the sameness of all these philosophies, but he told me that he found it very difficult to do this.
In Western Europe, Japan, and the United States, places where individuality lost its novelty long ago and where the managerial spirit andmass commerce flourish, this sameness may be something to debate.
Of course, highbrows everywhere object to this“McDonaldization” of life,arguing that commercial sameness is the death of culture and individuality.
Preface 1 In the"border talk" of cultural theory to which Anzaldúa contributed so importantly,borders function symbolically and materially around the binaries of pure and impure, sameness and difference, inside and outside.
He looked at the"glue" that held society together, which he called"solidarity" andsuggested that in simpler societies that solidarity was based upon sameness and conformity, which he called"mechanical solidarity.