indistinguishably

• “But when a soldier in a neighboring tent called indistinguishably in the accents of nightmare, Bader's breathing quieted, and in the lull Harry fancied the soaked air weighted faintly with steady picket-firing.”

  Old Man Savarin and Other Stories

• “In a summer already overflowing with bad news and bad TV, the last thing we need is another indistinguishably dark cop show.”

  TNT's 'Dark Blue' has that prewashed feeling

• “Comic roles are skilfully handled by Massenet and come across well: Polish contralto Ewa Podles mustered grim regal splendour as the stepmother, with Madeleine Pierard and Kai Rüütel – both Jette Parker Young Artists – lively as the indistinguishably stupid sisters.”

  The Guardian: Cendrillon; Rinaldo – review

• “I think this is a false choice, since you could, for instance, just ban the importation of diamonds; the US can manufacture indistinguishably-perfect diamonds anyways.”

  Matthew Yglesias » The Collapse of Latvia

• “In fact, Champion and Racor filters performed about indistinguishably on the gravimetric tests.”

  Archive 2009-05-01

• “Grain shipments from third countries are indistinguishably used for food and feed purposes in the EU," said a letter sent to the European Commission last year by ambassadors for the U.S., Brazil, Canada and Argentina.”

  The Wall Street Journal: EU to Vote on Admitting GM Food

• “The connection to deism and indistinguishably seems spot-on; thanks very much for that instructive historical analogy (and the compliment).”

  Aiguy's Computer

• “Our whole *culture* of adoption has been based on the "tabula rosa" idea, the conviction that a young enough child, or a properly handled child, or a properly selected child, can be treated indistinguishably from one you've born.”

  Learning About Adoption From a Child's Perspective

• “In my usual life, weekends flowed indistinguishably, work continuing regardless of the day.”

  Fictionaut: They didn’t read Pitchfork or Stereogum or Gorilla vs. Bear or Hipster Runoff

• “And if he had not known for sure that he lived on Charlotte Street, a quiet but entirely urban thoroughfare, he might have believed that he was staring at a wasteland in which gray sky and gray earth blurred together indistinguishably.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Metamorphosis, in The Penal Colony,and Other Stories

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