Sentence examples for exactly germane from inspiring English sources
Talk of vehicle dynamics, however, is not exactly germane to minivans.
In this case, the objection is not exactly germane.
If the answer is No, then isomorphism classes of purely infinite simple Leavitt path algebras will match exactly the flow equivalences classes of the germane set of graphs, which would suggest that there is some deeper, as-of-yet-not-understood connection between the two subjects.
The plan was to aggressively grow Citi's "organic business," according to Richard Stanley, the chief country's executivenot quite germane to swallowing up 80% of another bank, but then Guangdong isn't exactly a hefty deal.
In fact, the American experience — which is obviously far more germane to our current problems than the experience of developing countries like Indonesia or Thailand — suggests exactly the opposite.
This passage seemed germane.
Perceptive and germane question.
Perhaps such comparisons are germane.
The conditions must be germane, he said.
Exactly, exactly exactly, exactly.
