Sentence examples for not exactly apparent from inspiring English sources
It's not exactly apparent what Senator Grassley's problem is with this one-sentence, out-of-context excerpt from Halligan's 17-page opinion, written to render legal advice to in-house municipal lawyers to assist them in advising their clients about the legal issues surrounding same-sex marriage.
He went on to characterize that collaboration as "abusive" because although McCartney was credited on the tracks, his musical stylings aren't exactly apparent in the songs.
As can be seen, the movements are not, strictly speaking, cyclic, and although some regularities are apparent, they are not exactly wavelike.
But there was method in the apparent madness of awarding this game, not exactly a blockbuster, to Bristol.
In retrospect, it's pretty apparent that we were, in a word, "not exactly correct".
That's not exactly the type of strong social conservatism that Cohen would argue is apparent in New Hampshire.
Not exactly inspirational.
