Sentence examples for hardly interchangeable from inspiring English sources
But they're hardly interchangeable.
Writer Ellie Freeman clarified the distinction between actual transracial people and those like Dolezal: Being transracial is hardly similar to 'feeling black' … It's not like gender dysphoria either – the politics of race and gender are not interchangeable in this context.
This episode ended with long shots of Mr Draper, despite his otherwise splendid apartment – "flat", though they're meant to be interchangeable, hardly seems suitable – struggling repeatedly to close the jammed floor-length windows.
And so the thousands of auditioners who show up, at the start of "Every Little Step," for the first casting call — and who over the following months are winnowed down to scores, then dozens and finally a few singular sensations — are hardly faceless or interchangeable.
It's just so damn interchangeable.
The note is interchangeable and mass-produced, and when economic crisis hits, is hardly as reliable as it looks – so that appearance is all the more important.
However, one can hardly argue that outcomes between categories (i.e., critical, important, or not important) are interchangeable (e.g., mortality is always more important than length of stay in hospital).
The girls are interchangeable.
The components were interchangeable.
Their quotes are interchangeable.
