Sentence examples for exactly it means from inspiring English sources

Now residents who have known one another all their lives but cannot remember ever voting in a municipal election are left wrestling with what exactly it means to be a town, testing democracy in its raw form.

This has a very utopian ring, but it's sort of hard to tell what exactly it means.

But it is our differences, not our similarities, Cohen argues, that reveal "what, exactly, it means to be human".

An anxiety about what exactly it means to be Roman seems to drive many texts of the period.

"Some of them, such as verbal, are greater than 99%." "What does that mean, exactly?" "It means she broke the test.

The agency had to deal with how to treat recycled conflict minerals, what exactly it means for conflict minerals to be necessary for a product and how hard companies must work to review their supply chains, among other issues.

The comment upset an Iranian delegate who begged for clarification on what exactly it meant for women to be subjected to Shariah.

I didn't buy more iCloud storage because I couldn't visualise what exactly it meant to store my files "in the cloud".

But everyone knows exactly what it means.

Now he knows exactly what it means.

It is now common discourse to debate exactly what it means to be English.