Sentence examples for exactly buy from inspiring English sources

I don't exactly buy this part of her argument, but the book doesn't suffer much for the overreaching.

As I note in the column, the trend a few years ago was for best-sellers that denounced God and faith in the most caustic terms, but now — just in time for Easter and Passover — we have a series of books that don't exactly buy into God, but are still admiring of aspects of religion.

But it didn't exactly buy her happiness.

Kyrgios did not exactly buy in to that strategy when it was put to him last week, admitting: "I don't know what to say to that.

His considerably older, world-weary girlfriend, Linda Lum, doesn't exactly buy into the dream, but she's there to lend the financial and organizational support necessary to help keep it alive, to a point.

But Sullivan, of SearchEngineLand.com, isn't exactly buying that theory.

The mystery is who exactly buys her music.

Microsoft isn't exactly buying a high-flier.

Vinalhaven lobstermen are not exactly buying BMW's, noted Norah Warren, manager of the lobster co-op that markets their catch.

Europeans (including Russians) bought 74% of the lots, while 17.7% went to the Americas and 8.3% flew to Asia and the Middle East.But who exactly bought what?

And Blago, when he's not in his jogging togs, favors suits that aren't exactly bought off the rack at Kohl's, we have learned.