Sentence examples for does not mean precisely from inspiring English sources
(The critic may wonder whether this reply is entirely satisfactory, since it may seem that the paraphrase does not mean precisely what the original meant).
This does not mean that artists and scholars have precisely the same role in society.
This does not mean that you have to inhale/exhale precisely as a foot hits the ground - just manage your breathing while you go along.
This does not mean Mr Cameron should set out now precisely how much a Tory government would tax and spend in 2010, or provide a detailed blueprint of how it would run the health service.
Just because witnesses are biased does not mean that you don't consult them: their biases are precisely the stuff of history.
This does not mean, however, that the problem of how to define consciousness precisely is considered as resolved.
" 'Appears' does not mean 'exactly,'preciselyly' or 'perfectly,' but rather 'close to,'likeke,' or 'resembles,' " Judge Carey wrote.
Just because Penn chose to use the word "soupçon" doesn't mean he's used it precisely.
In recent years, we've taken to using the term sloppily — but our sloppy usage doesn't mean that it hasn't been usefully and precisely defined.
His adversaries respond that he probably doesn't mean what he says, a position for which there is precisely no evidence.
