Sentence examples for might not exactly from inspiring English sources
But she might not exactly know it's me.
The audience also might not exactly who shot who and why.
While a multitude of guidelines are available from developed world they might not exactly fit into developing world context.
A quarter-final defeat of the US might not exactly have the world at his feet.
He might not exactly know what the case is, but he's on it.
"A lot of conservatives feel comfortable being told things by Dinesh that they might not exactly feel comfortable being told by someone else," he said.
It might not exactly be a laugh riot, but you'd be hard pressed to find anything that's quite as life-affirming.
She merely meant that at such an important time she wants to ensure continuity, and realizes the confirmation of her successor might not exactly line up with Jan . 22 2013".
Namely, ordinary people do not seem to like either one, at the moment.James Kwak considers the banks' various options—and finds them all lacking.And California's proposed fuel standards might not exactly be an environmental saviour.
She might not exactly be brimming with charisma, they argue, but she's proven over six years in a tough cabinet job that she knows what she's doing; not like that slapdash, reckless Boris.
And, while the area adjacent to Maidstone's Source Bar might not exactly equate to Burning Man in the "back to nature" stakes, today's street party still offers ample attractions.
