Sentence examples for not entirely the same from inspiring English sources

But even they are not entirely the same.

Though not entirely the same, he said, "the spirit of reconstituting and re-sanctifying is still there".

Their problems are not entirely the same as those of the fallen middle class; neither are the remedies the same.

While the position of the OccupyLSX camp is not entirely the same, "restricting the highway" is only the start.

"This group of people will distinguish the recent Supreme People's Court ruling because it was an earlier set of documents, not entirely the same as the V.I.E.

The orchestra, under Richard Armstrong, either began too loudly or had overestimated the power of the singers (not entirely the same thing).

Ukraine's potential problem with these men of the far right isn't entirely the same as the rest of Europe's.

The Democrats are not entirely on the same wavelength.

Over coffee and juice, the two discussed several staples of Mr. Bloomberg's agenda in Washington over the last decade: the economy, immigration, education and even gun control (a topic on which the two man are not entirely on the same page).

The final draft of the new rules has been hastily put together with the aim of avoiding unwelcome headlines during next week's Cheltenham Festival, but it appears that jockeys' representatives and those running the sport are still not entirely on the same page.

"We knew that we wanted to make a game where all the players, even if they're not entirely on the same side, they're all participants in an uprising.