Sentence examples for exactly admit from inspiring English sources

Though he won't exactly admit it, our president, Goodluck Jonathan, shares this confusion, but — given the dignity of his office and the reality that elections are little over a year away — he apparently feels he must make a show of shoring up national unity.

TiVo, of course, wouldn't exactly admit that the TV market's shift is potentially bad for its business, but the new product and pricing does indicate the company understands it's not enough to just be an upgraded DVR for the cable TV viewer.

Arthur is pretty good at that thing that articulate Christians do sometimes, where they don't exactly admit to it, but somehow let you know that their faith is all just one big metaphor for basically being a good human being.

As Christophe Tardieu, deputy director of the Paris Opera, announced that anyone could make a donation — "no matter what the amount" and "by check, by credit card!" — it was clear that the Paris Opera Ballet, without exactly admitting it, is trying to redefine itself.

Not exactly, I admit, adhering to the spirit.

"Our motives are not exactly altruistic," admits another European boss.

Charles Schwab & Co., a big IBM customer that runs IBM mainframes and an IBM "grid" computing system, last year replaced hundreds of IBM Unix servers with Linux machines from HP. "IBM was not exactly thrilled," admits David Dibble, an executive vice president at the brokerage.

Going into the 2014 election cycle, there were exactly zero admitted atheists serving in Congress.

"But, by now, I'm not exactly devout, I admit".

He was left with no choice but to admit exactly what he had been up to".

But forcing businesses to admit exactly who is responsible for their economic success, and who reaps the profits, is a good start.