Sentence examples for are never exactly from inspiring English sources

She never rehearses; the sketches are never exactly the same.

But effective though analogies may be, they are never exactly appropriate and sometimes are downright wrong.

The cook, the ingredients, the recipe and the resulting dish are never exactly the same.

The overtones of a vibrating string are never exactly harmonic because all strings have some finite stiffness.

Two conclusions emerge: texts that achieve publication are necessarily collaborative, and the individual texts of a work are never exactly the same.

"The whites are never exactly white," she said, adding that there are more than a dozen kinds of white: tinged with yellow, red or green.

Civita was never exactly teeming.

Because it's never exactly like this.

And he's never exactly shied away from the press.

But the Cubanos Postizos were never exactly a tribute band.

Of course, Taylor was never exactly Loretta Lynn.