Sentence examples for does not exactly hold from inspiring English sources

But according to various studies, the anecdotal evidence does not exactly hold up.

When I speak to her, Hodge does not exactly hold back.

Unfortunately, this does not exactly hold true for the majority of biomarkers measured on expression level, which necessitate cut-off values to delineate meaningful prognostic subgroups.

If all that talent doesn't exactly hold together, it doesn't entirely matter — alone or together, the stars have a tendency to deliver the hits.

As ever with R&B, the unctuous love ballads ruin the party, and Milian's pretty but featureless voice doesn't exactly hold the attention on the filler tracks.

Though the famously conservative supreme court justice "[doesn't] even know what Homeland is", the court's longest-serving justice told New York magazine that he loves Seinfeld – which may be surprising, given that the show's ensemble of disaffected Manhattan liberals don't exactly hold traditional family values in reverence.

Those defenses didn't exactly hold (see "End-Run Debt").

(Although building is just hard; Apple's build tools don't exactly hold your hand either).

Congressional GOP, who don't exactly hold President Obama in high regard, provided him with almost all of the votes to do so.

And despite the fact they've ultimately benefitted Greece's immigrant population and any other citizens who don't like the idea of violent thugs having a say in their parliament, the methods used to bring in the Golden Dawn suspects don't exactly hold positive implications for the rest of the country, either.

She doesn't exactly agree.