Sentence examples for not even exactly from inspiring English sources

But we're not even exactly sure how old he is.

I loved John Updike's stories about the Maples in my twenties, for example, and hate them in my thirties, and I'm not even exactly sure why.

The difference between his day and today is not even exactly between optimism and skepticism but between two qualities of conviction.

The pegging thing, I'm not even exactly sure where it came from.

At this point, I'm not even exactly sure I've made the right decisions.

She's not even exactly sure of the date of her birthday, she says, because celebrating them has never been a tradition in her family.

They weren't even exactly abstract, being adaptations of real objects.

I don't even exactly know how I feel about it myself; I'm still reeling and bewildered, to be honest.

For now, it appears Stewart himself doesn't even exactly know what he'll be doing.

It didn't say which drawing, and wasn't even exactly asking permission (which is what people sometimes do).

You were not even writing, exactly, as no one you knew wrote this way.