Sentence examples for not exactly enough from inspiring English sources

It was not exactly enough to make anyone forget Li Ning's spectacular roof run, torch in hand, at Beijing's opening ceremony in 2008.

Cool stuff, but not exactly enough to make it the most popular iPhone app in America right now, especially considering there are less than 2,000 stores in the country (compared to almost 15,000 McDonald's locations).

Ten-minute interviews aren't exactly enough time to make me an expert in any of these subject areas, but they do provide a little more opportunity for in-depth discussion than a quick on-stage presentation (uh, not that we have anything against those).

However, the authors assume that the threshold of nucleoside concentrations in the urine may not be exactly enough, that the number of nucleosides measured may not be large enough and/or that other specific combinations of nucleosides should be tested.

I mean, really — I'm not exactly old enough to know who I am.

Each matchbook-sized Tile will cost $25 so it's not exactly inexpensive enough at this point to encourage people to tag all of their important things.

Although the consortium knows roughly where each piece should go on its parent chromosome, it does not know exactly enough to place all the pieces in correct order.

ME Well, not exactly, but close enough; more like a mash-up.

While the problem may not exactly be chronic enough to warrant police roadblocks, it has caused concern, even outrage, in the surfing community.

But needless to say, the scenario is familiar: The game's icon is practically identical to that of Angry Birds, it has "Angry" in the title, the design and gameplay — while not exactly identical — have enough similarities to make for some serious eye-rolling.

Also, when Dampness accumulates, it can turn into Phlegm, which is not exactly but close enough to the phlegm we're all familiar with and afraid of during allergy season.