Sentence examples for and does not exactly from inspiring English sources

"Candor of this type defies common sense and does not exactly inspire confidence!" he wrote.

The Supreme Court is not just any organization, of course, and does not exactly lend itself to business school case studies.

Commenting on the government's attempt to argue that Klayman has no standing — by denying in one place something it has admitted in another — he writes, Candor of this type defies common sense and does not exactly inspire confidence!

"Candor of this type defies common sense and does not exactly inspire confidence!" Leon also struck a blow for judicial review of government surveillance practices even when Congress explicitly restricts the ability of citizens to sue for relief.

We must acknowledge, however, that physical inactivity is regarded as a state in which body movement is minimal [24], often measured as modifiable or necessary sedentary activities [25], and does not exactly refer to the lack of physical activity.

Therefore, this approach appears to ignore the contribution of the tumor microenvironment and does not exactly mimic tumor development in man [ 4, 5].

Joe Donovan Dashiell Eavess) is a bit of a dreamer and doesn't exactly have a flair for business, having failed in two already.

This kind of public guillotining gets around and doesn't exactly keep relations tight with your old employer or reassure your new one.

Indeed, with a diameter of two and a half inches, they are smaller than a hockey puck and do not exactly stand out.

Introduction Several sentences are often used in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and the Emergency Department (ED) and do not exactly mean what they sound.

The proposals are complicated and do not exactly match the promises he made in the Conservative Party manifesto.