Sentence examples for exactly meant from inspiring English sources

"You're very sweet, thank you," he says squeezing my arm, although I hadn't exactly meant it as a compliment.

He never exactly meant it.

While the Apple TV remote is pretty nice, it's not exactly meant for typing.

Clarkston explains it best, but it doesn't seem that this car is exactly meant for general consumption yet.

It is difficult, however, to develop an uncontentious interpretation of what Agricola exactly meant by his peculiar, but undoubtedly influential, view of probability.

They're not exactly meant for consumer use, so crafting a reasonably inexpensive add-on for a popular console accessory is a rather savvy move.

I don't exactly mean "forgot".

Martyn Cox didn't exactly mean to become a gardener.

What does the holiday exactly mean these days?

But the "right image" does not exactly mean looking young.

What, in Khan's terms, did "affordable" exactly mean?