Sentence examples for exactly apply to from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Of course, Fitbit's already looking at the next big thing after the Ionic's unimpressive debut, promising a smartwatch with more "mass appeal" in the future — a description that doesn't exactly apply to an Adidas brand version of a fitness first smartwatch.

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 expressions triangular and trilateral, for example, are not synonymous, but there is no possible world in which they do not apply to exactly the same things.

Discussions exactly analogous to this apply to a number of other acid base equilibria for example, (1) the dissociation of ammonia in water, (2) the hydrolysis of ammonium salts, and (3) the hydrolysis of an acetate.

Another area that awaits clarification is how exactly the law will apply to material published on the Internet, Singh adds.

The exchangeability of signal and non-signal implies that mutatis mutandis exactly the same derivations apply to tests of neglected serial correlation in (u_{t}).