Sentence examples for exactly spelled out from inspiring English sources

But before you send over a hot lead to the feds, here's something not exactly spelled out on the site: Few would-be tipsters have ever seen a dime.

Not much is left out, though nothing is exactly spelled out either, so as you follow Paul through his routines, you take the full measure of the man, his circumstances and the people around him.

He didn't exactly spell out what that task is.

Hillary Clinton, as is her habit, has been careful, and a little vague, saying, "We have to be rallying our partners and allies, pulling countries off the sidelines," while not exactly spelling out an American role.

"The FDA doesn't exactly spell out its policies.

The leaked document doesn't exactly spell out which devices qualify as advanced, but chances are it's any BlackBerry, Android, or Winmo handsets.

Its answer to this suggests it does — in instances where advertisers are providing (and thus controlling) the user data for targeting the ads on its platform (via Facebook's data file Custom Audiences feature) — though it's not exactly spelling out the implications for advertisers in this situation.

What prosecutors are most eager to keep secret, lawyers said, is what exactly is spelled out in a dozen documents that Mr. Davidge, who abruptly resigned on Christmas Eve, turned over to Christie's lawyers.

In just three sentences, Olivia Pope spelled out exactly why calling a woman a bitch is so very problematic.

They never spelled out exactly how often David would see the children, just that it couldn't be once a week and then once a month.

2: Has the prime minister spelled out exactly what he wants to happen?