Sentence examples for and is not exactly from inspiring English sources

Under Paul VI in the late 1960s, the Vatican shared those suspicions: Opus Dei was not (and is not) exactly in the forefront of church renewal.

Whether verbalized or not, such suspicion is always evident to the patient and is not exactly the basis for a trusting, compassionate doctor-patient relationship.

Manager Joe Girardi acknowledged that it was a "long process" for Pineda, and is not exactly certain what Pineda is doing in his rehabilitation.

The disease treated in the rats is caused by a genetic defect and is not exactly the same as the human disease.

Cult, noted Mr. Hill, who prefers to give orders and is not exactly famous for smiling with teeth, is at the root of the word culture.

The lander bounced twice upon landing and is not exactly parallel to the surface, with one leg seemingly stretching out into open space, possibly over the rim of a crater.

Former Representative Dan Gattis, Republican of Georgetown, isn't exactly looking at it and isn't exactly not looking.

What pops out of that process isn't exactly news and isn't exactly a news release, but contains elements of both.

Dane Washington is in high school and isn't exactly Mr. Perfect with behaviour.

This latest version mostly includes bug fixes, though, and isn't exactly a major release.

This so-called wheat straw is the byproduct of wheat harvesting and isn't exactly useful.