Sentence examples for exactly pass from inspiring English sources

And, in fact, we could exactly pass some set of frequencies and totally eliminate other set of frequencies.

Something tells me that his new version of Mozart's Don Giovanni for English National Opera, which opens tomorrow, will not exactly pass unnoticed.

Reading an incantation from the Necronomicon and being hurled back in time makes for a fascinating movie, but doesn't exactly pass the scientific smell test.

Chris Rock's Oscar-hosting stint in 2005 didn't exactly pass universal muster.

He also would not concede that Obama's health care law didn't exactly pass Congress by "a strong majority," as Obama suggested.

While they don't exactly pass as Hot Wheels or tinker toys, the chunky forms seem at home among Lister's 2D portals back in time, perhaps because they, too, are bound to become a generation's object of nostalgia.

(She didn't have a business card and wasn't exactly passing out her own number).

But judging from Mrs. Whitman's last day in office, she was not exactly passing the baton to Mr. DiFrancesco.

In (b), the connection between the via metallization and the FS RDL on the top wafer surface cannot be seen because the cross section is not exactly passing through the center of the via.

Nearly 240 books later, the elder Berenstains have if not exactly passed the torch, then lighted a fire under their sons, Leo and Michael, who have contributed to the books as a writer and an illustrator, respectively.

It wasn't that she was much of a competitor, exactly – passing someone in a race felt more deflating than energising.