Beyond that, planting more trees is decidedly not the same thing as saving our forests.
But Roland Garros was decidedly not the same without Rafael Nadal to anchor the men's draw and expectations.
All of these increasingly severe jump-cuts as the symphony goes on might well be in service of Beethoven's compositional credo, that "even when I am composing instrumental music my custom is always to keep the whole in view" (which is decidedly not the same as a striving for a single-minded compositional unity).
While the spirit of self-compassion is to some degree captured in expressions like give yourself a break and cut yourself some slack, it is decidedly not the same thing as taking yourself off the hook or lowering the bar.
Now, job approval ratings are decidedly not the same thing as "Who are you going to vote for?" polling.
That is decidedly not the same as campaign Trump, who spent most of his time in one-way communication, delivering angry speeches to his large and enthusiastic audiences.
OK, if you really want to have the sexism discussion, you can have it about that statement, but that is decidedly NOT the same thing as saying "women aren't funny," especially when contrasted with the first quote from the same interview.
Juggling is decidedly not the same as the idea of policy making as a garbage-can process (most profoundly professed by March & Olsen [ 55]) – the application of theories highlighted above would aim at structuring and making sense of the logic, diligence, and structure of managing a chaotic process.
For the opening week, it was decidedly fixed in the same spot, with a plethora of blackout blinds drawn so the special quilted pillows couldn't be seen, and a series of hefty plywood structures erected inside to form the stage and seating for the opening performance – no foldaway kit of parts here.
So says Selena Gomez in the first clip from "Spring Breakers," a movie that is decidedly not like the same thing you see every single day.
Paul LePage, Maine's governor for the past three months, is decidedly not cut from the same cloth as these worthies.
