Sentence examples for but not exactly when from inspiring English sources

Mr. Li had previously said that Ms. Gu believed she was the victim of a poisoning plot, but not exactly when those fears began or how she believed that the poison had been administered.

"At times it crosses your mind, but not exactly when you're playing," Gasol said.

A lucrative business, sure, but not exactly a blockbuster when it comes to cutting edge innovation and technology.

The company pledges that it will, but is not saying exactly when or how much it might cost.

On its Web site, Al Arabiya said the clip was part of a longer, 40-minute video "will," but did not say exactly when it was recorded.

Defensive tackle Dana Stubblefield said he was subpoenaed "a while ago," but does not know exactly when he will be in court.

The appeals court has said it will act quickly, but has not said exactly when it will hand down its decision.

At $1,500£90000) a piece, Glass might be hi-tech but it is not exactly robust when it comes to high-impact sports.

Deputy Tony Moore told The A.P. that Ms. Lohan had been released on Monday morning but did not know exactly when; she was sighted by news crews outside the jail around 1 40 a.m. and said to be home in Venice, Calif., by 2 a.m.

People are unlikely to forget the fact of having consulted, but may not remember exactly when they did so.

Well, I don't, but I'm not exactly Joe Sixpack when it comes to such things.