Sentence examples for given not exactly from inspiring English sources

The lawyers given not exactly a back seat – Sharon is clearly driving things along pretty ferociously – but a more equal billing with the witnesses they are examining than is traditional, in much the same way the victim' s family were prioritised within the whodunnit set up of series one.

It is fair to observe, though, they have not exactly given him an opportunity in the 1st X1 to save his career.

Women haven't exactly been given much opportunity to say anything in the past, let alone make jokes.

If numbers at risk were given but not exactly for the required time point we used the numbers at risk for the corresponding nearest time point.

Similarly, she now wears the diamond engagement ring Mr. Barringer gave her, not exactly her usual style of jewelry.

It's an odd charge coming from a man who gave Joanna Lumley (not exactly media land's best kept secret) the leading part in his Sheffield revival last year of The Cherry Orchard.

They gave us, not exactly crumbs, but just not good enough".

And while their expenditures may be dwarfed by their traditional, military industrial, weapons manufacturing behemoth brethren, their giving is not exactly what you would call shabby.

The fitted T2 values of fat pixels in a given region are not exactly the same but rather present a distribution.

They all look genuinely devastated, which you know is coming from a place of real emotion given they're not exactly the best bunch of actors.

The superfamilies given above are not exactly equivalent to the suborders of Noble, the following modifications being most noteworthy: (1) The names Ascaphidae and Leiopelmatidae have been used interchangeably and recognized as distinct by various authorities.