Sentence examples for does not really match from inspiring English sources

This does not really match up with "serious prospect of a successful challenge" at paragraph 32 or indeed the "good prospect of success" at 38.

"PC's come in all sizes these days," said Rob Fish, director of the Panasonic information and networking technologies laboratory in Princeton, N.J. "The view that every application in the home will rely on one box, it seems, does not really match the way most people live their lives".

Sometimes something that doesn't really match with fashion: for example, a dog collar.

We had a lovely crowd of people, but it doesn't really match Nottingham.

Whoever is speaking for them... it doesn't really match with the scene that is going on.

It's catchy and cute, but it doesn't really match the sentiment of the song, not for me at least".

As a suddenly downsized advertising executive, Mr. Goldblum gives a wry, understated, self-effacing performance that doesn't really match the character in the script.

Rachel Stern surprisingly produces a big soul voice on occasion, though it doesn't really match her role, the officious friend-to-all, Liz.

Frances O'Grady, who becomes the TUC's first female general secretary at the end of this year, told the IoS: "In the lead-up to the election, we heard from the Conservative Party leadership about the need to detoxify the brand and look more like modern Britain and that has to be welcomed, but what's happened since doesn't really match up.

"That doesn't really match up with the requirement that everyone has to be up to a certain level, and you're probably not going to get to that level just by having a chat with the next-door neighbour," says Diana Tremayne, co-chair of the National Association for Teaching English and Community Languages to Adults.

Also, the childish photoshop doesn't really match Uber's ultra-sleek design aesthetic.