Sentence examples for even if not exactly from inspiring English sources

The continuing Kachin violence, together with the slaughter of the Muslim Rohingya people in Rakhine state last year, have been major blots in the reforming government's copybook.Last week, however, brought hope that the Kachin conflict might be easing, even if not exactly ending.

Quaid and Gleeson deliver some chewy cornball malapropisms ("the job changed dramastically"; "this is a vagrant flyolation") with a sly delight because for all their hee-haw habits, they know what they're doing, even if not exactly why they're doing it.

Better models for recombination, even if not exactly correct, may help detect disease or trait loci and build genetic maps.

Perhaps one day Islamic Sunday School and middle school sex ed will share a little more common curriculum, even if not exactly the same maps or diagrams.

She/Color does note some of Glass' positive upside, even if not exactly serious: "I think it could be incredibly tremendous to use as a tool to document public life and society, and a proliferation of modern actualities could be made by wearing the Glass in public.

Altogether, 63.6 % of children received treatment for all their PLTIs in accordance with IMCI guidelines, and 77.8 % received life-saving treatment (i.e., clinically effective treatment, even if not exactly in accordance with IMCI guidelines).

It might even prove enlightening, if not exactly entertaining, for all the rest of us whom the big bad news media have been busily conspiring to dupe.

But this is something that, if you want to do this with your life, and you believe passionately in it, you're going to find a way to do it, even if its not exactly the way you intended".

Some matters are better left settled, even if not in exactly the way we favor.

This qualified, even if U.S.C. is not exactly Alabama.

"This means he condemns the Holocaust," even if he did not exactly use the word.