Sentence examples for well not the same from inspiring English sources

The judges of New Contemporaries, that's who, and they have been taking on this challenge since 1949 (well, not the same judges, obviously).

But the impact on unemployment is, well, not the same: The reason, of course, is that Pennsylvania has around 20 times as many people as North Dakota.

"But I learned that they like parties, the same food -- well, not the same food -- but music and a lot of the same things as we do," she added.

Well, not the exact same one.

In some cases, it might be right to dismiss that view: the interests of a government, and the elites that man it or control it, may well not be the same as the interests of a country's citizens.

It is always a possibility, of course, that different correlates, even though resolving as a statistical "common factor," may well not be the same "thing," or even the thing it is thought to be, so that mischaracterization can occur.

(A bit like Ian Katz at Newsnight - well, not quite the same).

These include comparison of costs and outcomes associated with different treatment strategies, which may well not be the same in everyday care than in clinical trials where patients are selected and treatment adherence is optimized.

That I figured out, eventually, that the appearance of living well is not the same thing as actually living well.

If Mary is the Dean, still Tom's believing that the Dean sings well is not the same as his believing that Mary sings well, since her accession to the Deanship may be unknown to him.

Well, probably not the same cows".