Sentence examples for exactly applies from inspiring English sources

Plaintive (for what other word exactly applies?), the Lilith Fair-like lament comes about two-thirds of the way through "It Must Be Love," a movie having its premiere tonight on CBS.

Clearly the two cases sketched above are highly simplified, and it might be objected that nature is unlikely to contain many examples that either model exactly applies to.

The title of "superhero" may not exactly apply to Ant-Man; perhaps "infrasuperhero" is closer.

But this, no, it does not exactly apply to you, except in the example you set for the boy.

3. Have highly alcoholic leaving parties This doesn't exactly apply to the Blazek situation, but another way Brits don't burn bridges is to have big "leaving dos".

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said last week that he paid the highest tax rate on his personal income, but his boast (or lament) does not exactly apply to his salary from the city.

It's worth noting that her repeated "endless war" carefully avoids the easy, even useful echo of Orwell's "permanent war"; the conditions of "1984" don't exactly apply to the current situation.

You can be the best of friends with your highschool teachers, but the same level of intimacy doesn't exactly apply to college professors – well, at least to some.

Even if they are not exactly applying the knowledge they gained in their political science, finance and fashion marketing classes, the young graduates employed by Busch, Slipakoff & Schuh say they are grateful for even the rotest of rote office work they have been given.

The risks from the studies may not exactly apply to you.

Now, if you're like me, some of these fancy deals won't exactly apply to you, as I don't find myself jetting to Dubai on business as frequently as I'd like.