Sentence examples for exactly a true from inspiring English sources

Not exactly a true gaming machine, but one that features enough power to handle games and have you looking cooler than the average gamer.

Now my Mom isn't exactly a true, technology fearing luddite as one can quickly surmise by her impressive component audio setup, but it can take her a while to warm up to new things.

Melodically, the scale resulting from mean-tone temperament is superior to the Ptolemaic (just intonation) scale, for all the whole tones are equal in size, being exactly half a true major third, or 193 cents.

I'd venture to say that when the loving around Palin's speech stops, and the starry-eyed stop feeling pleased with her real American cadences, a lot of the Americans that are counted out of her narrow definition of just exactly who is a true American will look around and realise they're out of that box, and her shine will dull.

But exactly what constitutes a true cobbler is the kind of question that can lead to conversations more intense than those that center on football or God.

The fact is, for all of our perceived health awareness, we simply don't know that much about our food, and we certainly don't know enough to say exactly what makes a true "superfood".

Pluralists owe an answer to the question of which way, exactly, a conjunction is true when its conjuncts are true in different ways.

The company says a "majority" of its workers are full-time but it does not disclose exactly how many, making a true average wage unknowable.

Take a virtual ride with me through the American landscape and we'll see exactly how to eat like a true health-foodie, even on the road.

While Europe's long, winding, history-drenched rivers aren't exactly a secret, it's true that cruise lines are adding more river cruises each year.

That wasn't exactly true – just having a nice car and a gym subscription doesn't make you a brothel owner.