Sentence examples for exactly rules from inspiring English sources

We'll just have to wait and see who exactly rules the roost after the Canon is released.

But sensible does not exactly rule the day in sports.

Speaking recently, Molaro didn't exactly rule out the possibility of the show continuing without some or all of its main cast.

In a recent interview with this newspaper the actor Andrew Scott, who played Moriarty, did not exactly rule out the possibility of a Lazarus-like return, although Freeman, in what could possibly be a case of  double bluff, tells me: "Unless Moriarty did  something incredibly Derren Brown-like we'd have to assume there is no more Moriarty".

The purpose of walking, he tells us, is not to find friends but to share solitude, "for solitude too can be shared, like bread and daylight"; the philosopher Kant's life "was as exactly ruled as music manuscript paper"; when walking, the body "stops being in the landscape: it becomes the landscape".

Having said that, he didn't exactly rule out a native iPad app either in our chat.

It will remain the challenge of future studies to exactly rule out the size which describes the cut-off between a minor and a moderate partial muscle tear.

It also remains definitely the challenge of future studies to exactly rule out the size which describes the cut-off between a minor and a moderate partial muscle tear.

In FAO/WHO rules, a protein is identified as a putative allergen if it has at least six contiguous amino acids matched exactly (rule 1) or a minimum of 35% sequence similarity over a window of 80 amino acids (rule 2) when compared with known allergens.

It may be that once a state decides to implement gay marriage, the court will be less cautious in ruling on how exactly the rules are implemented.

"I followed exactly our rules and protocols," he said.