Sentence examples for lie exactly from inspiring English sources

Hence it is important to be clear where the dangers lie exactly.

But we seldom actually order from catalogs because we know that pictures can, if not lie exactly, then pleasantly distort.

Hans is a barren rock in Nares Strait, and has the impertinence to lie exactly on the border that separates Canada's Ellesmere Island from Greenland.

Changing the tax code so that Warren Buffett pays a higher rate than his secretary, extending unemployment insurance, investigating mortgage abuses that led to the financial meltdown … those are no-brainers, at least once we acknowledge that what's obviously correct does not lie exactly between what the Democrats want and what the Republicans are willing to do.

They knew from astronomical studies that the star does not lie exactly on the extension of the Earth's axis, so that it appears to move daily in a small circle around the celestial pole, but the necessary correction (as much as 31/2° in the 15th century) could be applied by noting the position of the nearby star Kochab.

Tyler thinks that, given the extraordinary cost of supplying his prosthetic hand to amputees the eventual cost of the operation and the equipment, if it ever becomes widely available, would probably reach tens of thousands of dollars its brightest future may lie exactly in this kind of therapeutic use for patients with extreme neuropathic and phantom pain.

Our credibility lies, exactly, in their continued happy existence.

The problem we faced with Bounden lies exactly in here.

Bruegel's allure lies exactly in this tension between fantasy and history.

When people say "love" and "very much" they may not be lying exactly but they're never telling the truth.

Where Ed's failure lay, exactly, is a conundrum that historians will not hesitate to kick around.