quite the same as

Her attitude to him was quite the same as it had always been.

The super-moral value experienced by Confucius, however, was, as we shall see, not quite the same as that experienced by the Taoists .

The experience of taking out a Bank of China mortgage will not be quite the same as that offered by the traditional UK lender.

Manager zhang: yes, but this time are not quite the same as before, but I'm still believe you, ok, we're cooperation again.

Her manner and attitude toward him were quite the same as they had always been.

Body painting of course sometimes can be seen, but it's not quite the same as having a living statue.

However, developing a method framework like RUP is not quite the same as developing a software application.

First, the public outcry and outrage within China was quite the same as what one would see in other countries.

This is so easy and delicious. . . not quite the same as egg scramble but scrumptious in its own way.

It's not quite the same as lucid dreaming. It feels more like being in two places at once.

The atomic numbers are nearly, but not quite, the same as the order of the atomic weights.

Racking up air miles as first lady is not quite the same as negotiating a treaty.

Hope this game can sit with the snake not quite the same as the original!

That's not quite the same as being America's first black president.

The figures in the game are quite the same as those in Greek fairy tales.

That is not quite the same as regret for what one has oneself done.

Everyone was ecstatic [in the dressing room] although it wasn't quite the same as last year's tense semi against Barcelona.