Sentence examples for a bit more exactly from inspiring English sources

More generally, and a bit more exactly, put: As noted above, the logical framework of basic possible world semantics is classical predicate logic.

Now, before we go much further, why don't we find out a bit more about exactly what it means to be vegan?

In another confessional moment, Rushkoff wonders "do virtual worlds make being utterly alone a bit more bearable?" Not exactly the techno-utopia that some envisaged in the early dawn of the net.

Speculating a bit more, perhaps this is exactly what the Federal Reserve has in mind.

First, we have to discuss a bit more detail on how exactly this deep learning works.

It's not what I would have selected – my comfort zone is a bit more abstract – but it's exactly the right challenge at this point in my opera education.

And now the meetings I have are a bit more like, "OK, Billie, what exactly do you want?' and then I explain every single detail of every single thing that I'm thinking; and people do it!

Bill Belichick, on the other hand, with most of the same traits, and a bit more evident humanity, is, if not exactly vilified, then at least the recipient of a pretty hostile treatment.

Besides being quite a bit more prolific than Saunders, you never know exactly what will come next.

He continued, "I think it's going to take a bit more journalistic elbow grease to finalize what exactly happened, and I wouldn't be surprised if the Administration is forced to revisit its narrative once more".

"Well, it creates a bit more uncertainty," he offers, "so I can't exactly welcome it.