Sentence examples for but are not exactly from inspiring English sources

We have checked eight genes manually, and it seems that our results 'agree' with the repeat masker and simple repeat on a larger scale but are not exactly the same (which is expected).

Raw oysters and shellfish are a safe bet, but are not exactly what most people prepare on a weeknight.

Both species appear to share a combination of specialized bipedal traits but are not exactly like modern humans in that they possess upper limb features associated with climbing.

-- Adrienne Tawil, Murray Hill, N.J. A. Two companies have long trips exclusively for teenagers that include Italy, but are not exactly what you are seeking.

These places are small, open all day, but are not exactly bustling: This is the languid Mediterranean, where men play backgammon and spend half their day over a cup of demitasse.

Within the party, moderates and realists (these groups overlap but are not exactly the same) have been quietly making the case for years that Iowa's caucus picks wind up hurting the GOP in general elections.

The two are related, but aren't exactly the same.

Distribution function of covalent angle values is calculated for large clusters and it is shown that the most probable angles correspond to 104° and 112°, but are not exactly tetrahedral.

It has a similar function to a stem family, but is not exactly the same.

They knew something needed to be done but were not exactly sure what should be included.

But they are not exactly the same.