Sentence examples for not really comparable from inspiring English sources
Finally, the proponents of the theory often mistook analogous features (those that appear similar but have differing origins) for homologous ones (those that appear similar because they share an origin) and thus compared phenomena that were not really comparable.
It's just not really comparable to my previous London lifestyle".
FreeFile, however, is not really comparable to ReadyReturn.
Cindy Cohn, the foundation's legal director, said that privacy rights and copyrights were not really comparable.
Overall, annual game sales, at around $20 billion, now exceed box-office receipts.But the two are not really comparable.
But my esteemed colleague undoubtedly knew that his Dorian Gray pill was not really comparable to his statin pill or any expensive medical technology now in sight.
("Literary fiction" and "genre fiction," one senses, aren't really comparable categories).
Rackets have changed, too, and the two eras aren't really comparable in many respects".
(I think Silicon Valley is a pretty ambitious target and MediaCity isn't really comparable, but you get the idea!) Keep up with his MediaCity blog here.
We can expect the usual extremist insistence that this weapon isn't really comparable to that one, that assault weapons exist only in the liberal imagination, that the bump stock isn't connected to the shin bone.
("Literary fiction" and "genre fiction," one senses, aren't really comparable categories). What is it, exactly, about genre that is unliterary and what is it in "the literary" that resists genre?
