Sentence examples for doesn't really apply from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, the title doesn't really apply.

School day, weekday — it doesn't really apply.

But that doesn't really apply here.

"All this talk of Abenomics doesn't really apply to us yet.

The moral debate about odious debt doesn't really apply; Greece has been a democracy since 1974.

(Or rather extremely right wing. The term "conservative" as it was once used doesn't really apply to 21st-century Republicans).

Mr. Winters often called himself a satirist, but the term does not really apply.

Majority rule does not really apply there, of course: getting anything controversial through the Senate, for example, requires 60 votes to break filibusters.

Next, the rule does not really apply to bonds and notes because a trustee files the claim on behalf of all holders.

But in the cold light of day, which does not really apply in Chittagong – it's never cold and there is always a haze of something to hide a clear blue sky – it is time for a reality check.

VBDC This capacity request type is, in principle, not guaranteed, so that the term overbooking does not really apply.