Identical used in a sentence

Identical in a sentence as an adjective

A while back I created a fake linkedin profile identical to mine except with a male name.

Presuming identical catalogs, why would I fiddle with snail mail, scratched-up DVDs, etc.?

The rest of the process was virtually identical to the above -- even then it cut turnaround time on a job in-half.

It turns out that C4 and Chocolate are both colloidal suspensions with nearly identical properties.

I turned around, but where I expected to see the alley was, instead, what looked like a regular store-front, identical to all those next to it on either side...But you don't have to believe me. Yandex has great walking maps of Istanbul!

But the follow up clarifies in nearly identical language that the NSA is not listening/targeting "unless it's getting an individualized court order.

For males, competence was correlated with likeability, but for females it was anticorrelated, even though the resumes were identical.

Not everyone reading the ad is identical to the person writing it, and a badly written job ad can easily send the message "this company isn't for you" to a large number of skilled potential applicants.

The only real direct, objective comparisons between different countries' educational systems are based on data from identical tests administered across those nations.

Let's just say that F peers into a parallel universe in which our team has already implemented a software system line-for-line identical to S, and it just observes how much time and money were actually consumed in that universe.

" This implicitly mentions a key difference between United States schools and schools in countries with better performance: American teachers show a method and then expect students to repeat applying the method to very similar exercises, while teachers in high-performing countries show an open-ended problem first, and have the students grapple with how to solve it and what method would be useful in related but not identical problems.

I hope they're also going to chip in for a permanent security detail...More seriously, I think they could have done a better job reporting on the identity without giving so much away:* A picture of his house is posted, identical to the one in Google Street View* The license plate is relatively clear in the high-resolution image* His exact address has more or less already been discovered using only the information in the article* Full names of family members were usedIt's a legitimate story -- understanding Nakomoto's motivations for creating Bitcoin as discovered from his past is a worthwhile topic.