Sentence examples for are hardly the same from inspiring English sources

Unsupervised and hidden are hardly the same thing.

Living alone and being alone are hardly the same, yet the two are routinely conflated.

"He made a plea for reintegration in the psychic structure of a recognition of the divine; the two are hardly the same".

He has worked with the former arranger for the Belgian crooner Jacques Brel, for instance, though the subjects he addresses are hardly the same.

The destinies of the characters played, rather delectably, by Victoria Hamilton and Ben Miles in "Love, Love, Love" and by Ms. Walters in "Haussmans" are hardly the same.

As Mayer notes, the government and Facebook are hardly the same thing: Facebook just wants to show you advertising; the government can throw you in jail.

But, it is hardly the same.

That is hardly the same thing as political reform.

But that's hardly the same as doing more with less in making an airplane".

But Murray, still overly prone to dark thoughts, was hardly the same steady flame that Djokovic has been this season.

Havel allowed that he felt "strangely paralyzed, empty inside," fearful that dissent and governing were hardly the same.