Sentence examples for exactly the truth from inspiring English sources

Chalabi's response wasn't exactly a lie — I'll get to that in a second — but it wasn't exactly the truth, either.

"I saw some of the guys say that after the game, and that's exactly the truth," Collins said.

"It will be a jury's decision and duty to determine exactly the truth and veracity of that statement," Prater said.

"Exactly the truth came out, who had the nerve, the preparation, who can stay on the apparatus!" Bela Karolyi said.

"Now, I'm not sure what to believe about North Korea, but I know that what I was told in the past is not exactly the truth".

"If you are stuck with a bad memory, it is just one version; it's not exactly the truth and you can revise it," she said (see "Repairing Bad Memories").

So what exactly is the truth about grief?

_So what exactly is the truth about grief?

He didn't exactly hide the truth -- he even required his students to use photographs -- but his wife tried to hide it after he died.

In the murky, rumor-filled world surrounding Mr. Bo's downfall, it is unclear exactly where the truth lies in the different accounts of the final meeting between Mr. Bo and Mr. Wang, the police chief.

While it can seem that there is something right in such suggestions, it also seems to be immensely difficult to determine exactly what the truth might be on the basis of introspection alone.