Sentence examples for exactly both from inspiring English sources

The answer is that it's exactly both".

Both my parents had been raised in rural places — west Arkansas (not South, exactly) — both of them born in the first decade of the century.

On the other hand, we can't exactly both enjoy a lie-in followed by cold toast and over-milky tea in bed, as one of us has to get up with the kids.

Neither Byrd nor Watson will be able to re-create that moment exactly — both their wives are at home with the children this week — but they would surely be happy to celebrate their new arrivals with a victory all the same.

Dressed in the kind of at-home morning wear that wouldn't look out place in a ballroom (the ubiquitous William Ivey Long did the costumes), Ms. Ebersole works her way through a catalog of period-pastiche numbers (including a hilarious minstrel-show paean to hominy grits) in a coloratura that captures exactly both long-gone musical genres and the particular egotism of the woman singing them.

This question goes beyond the previous stage of enquiring what exactly both terms and concepts mean, how they can be measured or applied.

Neither one is an innovation exactly, but both are ingenious riffs on a classic genre.

Neither is described exactly, but both are derivable from the diaphonemic transcription.

Notably, the model exactly conserves both linear and angular momentum.

Marooned, in fact.' "She smiled and said, 'Exactly.' " Marooned, exactly, like both Ben and Meeks.

Its motto – "live objects for living people" – seems to resonate exactly with both visitors and artists.