Sentence examples for hardly the same thing from inspiring English sources
That is hardly the same thing as political reform.
Unsupervised and hidden are hardly the same thing.
They have only "presidential sovereignty" — hardly the same thing, and hardly worth defending.
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.
Hmm, well it wasn't the Olympics that was collapsing, it was the 2002 Salt Lake City organising committee that was in trouble, which is hardly the same thing.
"Cutting out special subsidies hardly is the same thing as raising taxes," Cornyn said, adding that he supports ending some subsidies as part of tax reform to "broaden the base" on taxes.
Making sure not to trip over the appearance of the word "obtuse" twice in the span of one magazine article -- forgive my editorial nitpicking; I used to do it for a living -- when you wring out the words he threw at his chosen subject, it becomes clear that Mr. Scott has roughly equated patriarchy and adulthood, two concepts that hardly mean the same thing.
France hardly stand accused of the same thing.
Democrats, however, can hardly complain; they did the same thing when they had the chance ten years earlier.
But this is hardly a criticism; Chuck Berry did the same thing, as did George Frederick Handel.
