Sentence examples for exactly true that the from inspiring English sources
It is not exactly true that the Devils operate in a vacuum.
This isn't exactly true, in the sense that it isn't exactly true that the sun goes round the earth.
It is not exactly true that the QM formalism prescribes any observable to have a value.
While it is not exactly true that the role of the private sector in counterinsurgency has never been written about -- see, for example, the beginning of the 2006 book Licensed to Kill by Robert Young Pelton -- Perry's primary point, that the PMSC role in counterterrorism is under-appreciated, is reasonable.
Seeing as how New Jersey has historically spent only 3.5 percent of its state and local budget on pensions, and Christie recently decided he could afford $637 million in tax cuts for millionaires, it's not exactly true that pension costs are bankrupting the state.
It's not exactly true that Philip has come in from the cold, but it's clear that Elizabeth is the cold itself.
Still, it's not exactly true that Wall Street is against Mr. Spitzer's run for governor.
"It's not exactly true that anyone is paying attention to black segregation either -- we're a third of the century into kind of doing nothing and a quarter of the century into systematically dismantling what we did earlier".
Exactly how true that is remains to be seen, but one thing is for sure — there are plenty of suspects.
