Sentence examples for not precisely the same from inspiring English sources

Anne is not precisely the same person each time.

Mr. Franken said that the two issues were not precisely the same.

Not precisely the same way as Peter Sellers in "Being There," but I preferred to watch.

And Arlen Specter from Pennsylvania, although "moderate" and "deeply, deeply, deeply politically pragmatic" are not precisely the same thing.

This threefold classification is not precisely the same as the modern distinction among legislature, executive, and judiciary.

It is not precisely the same as the milder troubling, much as the verb worrying is not fraught with as much anxiety as the adjective worrisome.

"Integrity" and "hatchet" aren't precisely the same thing.

And while competition dictates that as search engines get better at this, their results will be similar, they aren't precisely the same.

"Fundamentalist" and "evangelical" are imperfect substitutes because a) the two categories, though they overlap a lot, aren't precisely the same; and b) some of these folks consider themselves political liberals.

It may simply be that the normal demographic categories serve mostly to segment off the white middle class, rather than to probe within it, and that the loud alienation detectable in the campaign runs along lines social isolation, maybe, or economic vulnerability that aren't precisely the same as those of income, or education, or religion.

The CBO and NHIS figures aren't precisely the same, because everybody who studies the uninsured uses slightly different methods and baselines.