Sentence examples for exactly heard from inspiring English sources

Haven't exactly heard the usual "rule of law" politicians clamoring for this to happen, either -- no surprise there.

I haven't exactly heard about its success in humans.

I didn't exactly hear much from the national press about that one.

I didn't exactly hear the difference: I just saw the scene differently.

So those who attend Harnoncourt/Vienna Philharmonic concerts are not exactly hearing ye olde Vienna, for better or worse.

Until Leah befriends Anatole, the young man who translates her father's sermons as he is performing them, we only glimpse the Congolese, we never exactly hear them.

The whole experience makes you forget, for a brief time, that you're sandwiched into a parking garage in downtown White Plains, even if you don't exactly hear the whisper of the tradewinds across the Coral Sea.

"Whatever Bob says is right," Garcia said before exactly hearing Baffert's side.

"There's almost more reason to be angry now, but I don't exactly hear much exciting music from New Zealand, in the rock area anyway".

You don't exactly hear it when you listen to the piece because you can't tell who is doing what, but as the piece unfolds, the student keeps getting better and challenges the teacher to kind of keep up by the time they get to the end of it.

If you try to communicate online or over the phone, things can get out of hand and taken out of context, as you can't exactly hear what a person's tone is, and things will get ugly.  .