Sentence examples for hardly analogous from inspiring English sources
But the product I am thinking about is hardly analogous to the latest BlackBerry or iPod app.
These insects are hardly analogous to the horrific sci-fi "Mole People," and they are not even a threat to the family dog.
Given the country's huge population of Internet users and its failure to guarantee freedom of expression, they argue, the case of China is hardly analogous to that of South Korea.
The case of group selection is hardly analogous: it has never been proved to be impossible, and never could be.
Emsworth's obsession – the word is hardly too strong – with Empress of Blandings is analogous at all points with Wodehouse's devotion to his craft.
Since these rules are completely analogous to the rules governing the singular quantifiers, it can hardly be denied that they too qualify as logical.
Although the right of opposite-sex couples to marry is clearly fundamental under that standard, they insist that there is no analogous fundamental right of same-sex couples to marry, because that practice can hardly be said to be deeply rooted in "our Nation's history, legal traditions, and practices".
"This is very analogous".
Batteries could be analogous.
