Sentence examples for exactly that of a from inspiring English sources

"Unlike the Louvre version, the composition of the Isleworth Mona Lisa mirrors exactly that of a drawing Raphael made of the painting in Leonardo's studio - which is now in the Louvre".

Mr. Williams's care for his 124 was not exactly that of a doting owner.

Her diction is occasionally exactly that of a person her age — earlier in the day she had announced, with amazement, that Grand Tetons means "big boobs" — but more often it is startlingly precise and sophisticated.

"212" may contain such apparent solecisms as "I just wanna sip that punch with ya peeps and / sit in that lunch if ya treatin' / kick it with ya bitch / who come from Parisian / she know where I get mine from and the season," yet when I asked Banks for an exegesis, her tone — while not exactly that of a Harold Bloom — was nonetheless professorial.

Carol, Merc's mistress, tells Merc he's been fired (causing him to make a twanging sound exactly that of a man whose last bonds of self-control are snapping), and that Matt has been schtupping his blind wife Jamie, which causes him to rail to the very heavens: "Sometimes I think she can see a little bit!

The look of the device is exactly that of a hybrid.

"Pumping Iron" presents a fascinating, complex, willful, wild, strange person who was turning himself into exactly that sort of a character, a public figure.

Still, it's not exactly that great of a service.

The democratic election of Hamas by a majority of Palestinians reveals exactly that: A majority of Palestinians support a group (Hamas) that espouses the destruction of the State of Israel.

A Book of Lives is exactly that: a book of poems crowded with people, mostly, but also a number of planets and an ill-starred octopus.

The leg-thigh section can be treated exactly like that of a chicken: cut it from the body and then cut in half at the joint.