Sentence examples for exactly stating from inspiring English sources

You must be the leader, without exactly stating you're the leader.

A declaration every year by the head of the civil service would list all contracts and consultancies, cost them exactly, state their purpose and disclose overspends, delays and systems failures.

A sentence like "The world faded away, drained of all color but him" exactly states how the character feels without explicitly saying it.

And yet there were some significant distinctions -- often buried in quick asides meant to hint, but never exactly state, how each man might run the country differently from the other.

A gift from his parents, the Weltron 2001 was not exactly state of the art, housing nothing more than an AM/FM radio and an eight-track-tape player.

(Apparently he didn't exactly state this.

VGA out isn't exactly state of the art, but it will put an image into a projector.

Haier wanted to export its own goods itself... quite a different philosophy, though fridges and washing machines were not exactly state of the art technology.

Not exactly state of the art.

The production companies themselves have also been reluctant to reveal how exactly state taxpayer money is used.

With climate change and coal's inherent dirtiness not exactly state secrets, I wondered why the president had waited until a difficult election year, when Democrats in coal states face difficult elections.