Sentence examples for quite the same course from inspiring English sources

But Woods will not be playing quite the same course.

But Woods will not be playing quite the same course, either.

The same course is different every day".

The same course.

This is not quite the same, of course, as saying that certain kinds of dream imagery involve a misperception of bodily changes or that dreaming as such is caused by bodily sensations.

Not that they're in quite the same league, of course.

"How did this happen?" They aren't quite the same question, of course; and in the distinction lies the immeasurable gulf between reality TV and reality.

The use of other medical databases was quite the same in all courses, as was also the utilization of the Web.

"Maybe we don't run in quite the same circles?" "No, of course, I didn't mean to imply—I only meant I never see you at company functions".

It is not quite the same thing with caviar, of course, and I have smiled upon a one-pound tin of it, fresh and pearly gray, not more than eight or nine times in my life.

It may not be quite the same as teaching a college course, but, Schmidlin says, "we're fans of education".