Sentence examples for exactly use from inspiring English sources

"This means he condemns the Holocaust," even if he did not exactly use the word.

Either way, if you're rolling out pasta for tagliatelle, it's best to follow Ms. Lynch's lead exactly: use your hands, and work with total confidence despite all appearances.

("What Women Want" is even set in Chicago, as was "I Love Trouble".) After Nick becomes a conduit for women's thoughts, he's doesn't exactly use his powers for the good of humanity -- not initially, anyway.

We didn't exactly use the term umwelt, which has some pretty specific connotations in the world of semiotics, but which is also colloquially useful to describe the felt thisness of the world.

For example, some popular ACMs such as the localized active contour (LAC) model [ 29] and the local binary fitting (LBF) model [ 35, 36] exactly use local region information as constraints.

If you'll want to print on paper, be sure that the colours are reproduced exactly (use a color management system), otherwise the illusion will be less visible.

You do not have to know exactly; just use your best guess.

Eventually, though, a midfield player who is not exactly used to scoring capitalised.

But familiarity has bred content very speedily, helped by the obvious admiration of the rest of the country, which the North East isn't exactly used to.

Last Saturday, the highly rated stylist Katie Grand recreated those 70s drawings exactly, using real women, and real clothes, for London Fashion Week's Topshop Unique catwalk show.

The main shape is a pyramid inside the triangular prism, so the appropriate volumes can be calculated exactly (using similarity instead of calculus).