Sentence examples for hardly synonymous with from inspiring English sources

DRONES are hardly synonymous with harmony.

Even so, the region is hardly synonymous with excellence in higher education.

The BBC journalist has a background in economics, which is hardly synonymous with the world of high-fashion.

Giovanni Trapattoni is hardly synonymous with change, but the Republic of Ireland's manager appears to have broken the mould in his preparations for the World Cup qualifier against Austria.

Baskerville Hall, Clyro Court, Wed to Sat JM Hull is hardly synonymous with Ibiza-style, al fresco parties, but that's what awaits 2,500 clubbers who are expected to travel here for the second annual Garden Party.

This time, they probably cannot count on an ally in Mr. Clinton, who acknowledges that ending welfare as we knew it was hardly synonymous with ending poverty as we knew it.

Politics and faith are hardly synonymous.

(Nowadays, hardly anyone stops to wonder why a city not known for ranching is synonymous with cowboy hats).

Synonymous with talent, greatness.

synonymous with sexual reproduction.

Synonymous with "authorization".