Sentence examples for exactly a return from inspiring English sources

His new novel, "The Interrogative Mood," is not exactly a return to traditional narrative, however.

It's not exactly a return to the sloppy aggression of the late-1970's Go-Go's, years before they made their debut album in 1981.

Though his next live show – in the staff canteen of the liner SS France in April 1974 – wasn't exactly a return to touring, by June he was back on the road under full steam.

It wasn't exactly a return to normal — the price of oil fell about six per cent, which a couple of years ago would have seemed like a massive move but these days barely justifies a shrug — but it did feel as if, at least for today, there was a modicum of stability in the market.

It's not exactly a return from the grave.

We first stress that the observed shunting down of oscillations resulting from spatial segregation is not exactly a return to the steady state of the mass action kinetics, since in the latter, all three proteins are predicted to be expressed in equal amounts whereas in the former, one of the proteins is often expressed at a much lower level than the others.

Its critics, however, argue that the Cheonggyecheon does not exactly represent a return to nature.

Audio books, which still represent only about 3percentt of all books sold, do not exactly herald a return to the Homeric tradition.

Yet activity has increased by a paltry 6% - not exactly a satisfactory return on an investment.

Per Mertesacker, Mesut Özil and Lukas Podolski might not all play at Goodison Park this Saturday – it is not exactly a gentle return – but Arsenal will certainly  be strengthened by access to their defensive leader, their record signing and their purest finisher.

Not exactly an ideal return.