Sentence examples for exactly a concept from inspiring English sources
"Transcendental Youth" isn't exactly a concept album, but it is bookended, beginning and ending with directives and affirmations.
The land of polyphony, if such could even be claimed, is not exactly a concept to melt the heart alongside, say, the land of melody.
This is expected because the annotation guidelines for the NCBI disease corpus instructed the human annotators to annotate any mention that does not exactly match a concept in MEDIC with the closest concept that includes it.
At a news conference Friday, he criticized Mr. Berlusconi for "having not exactly a liberal concept of democracy" and for governing with the "business logic" of a chief executive "which has nothing to do with our democratic institutions".
(Burke) ★ DD Dorvillier (Wednesday and Thursday; through Sept. 30) Dancers mirroring music isn't exactly a new concept, but an excerpt from Ms. Dorvillier's "Danza Permanente" at Judson Church last year suggested a smart, inquisitive take on the idea.
This isn't exactly a radical concept: it's what companies like Pillsbury, Quaker Oats, and Singer Sewing Machine did in America in the nineteenth century and, to a certain extent, what Wal-Mart is doing now.
It's not exactly a revolutionary concept but one that hasn't been tried since Ralf Rangnick took S04 to the Champions League semi-final and then resigned, citing exhaustion, in 2011.
We couldn't afford a vacation far away and thought maybe we could build a tiny house and stick it in the woods where we could escape". Having grown up in Minnesota, where small cabins are common, Mr. Staff didn't think it was exactly a new concept.
