Sentence examples for anything exactly from inspiring English sources

It wasn't about anything exactly.

Perhaps not anything exactly like that.

But I can't say I felt anything, exactly, from the songs.

It doesn't have anything exactly like Cochon, in New Orleans, which liberates Cajun cooking from its deep-fried clichés.

One refugee living in the community on Nauru who received the letter told Guardian Australia: "The letter was very confusing because it didn't mention anything exactly.

"I don't think there's anything exactly like this," Mr. Chernin said last week of a deal-making dynamic he said would reverse the usual flow of capital in these parts.

It is not possible to record smoking status in a structured manner in the EPR.'" From the nurses: " 'We [general-practice nurses] receive such a staggering number of phone calls that we really don't look for anything, just do exactly what they [patients] call about.'" The health care professionals' motivation to learn to use a new IT system in practice seemed to vary.

I don't know of anything that exactly fits this situation.

I can't see anything, not exactly see: except the faintest movement, a ripple, a disturbance of the air.

"When a self can (through language, memory, research, and invention) project itself everywhere, and can empathize with anyone or anything, what exactly is a self?" Shields wonders.

He doesn't do anything wrong, exactly — his Givens is believably smart and courageous, and he has a nice touch with the sometimes oblique laugh lines.