Sentence examples for not exactly fair from inspiring English sources

Come on – that's not exactly fair.

'That's not exactly fair,' Gruber shoots back.

But Biffle said that was not exactly fair, either.

The attacks are not exactly fair: Mr Kasich spent most of his life in politics, serving in the state's Senate and as a congressman in Washington, and was never involved in exotic trading.

Making London and Glasgow the sole tests of success or failure at these elections is therefore not exactly fair to Labour; that is why the Tories choose to try and make them the test.

It is not exactly fair, but it helps to keep the relatively few citizens of a geographically detached state an integral part of the body politic.Think inclusively, think imaginativelyMore relevant to Fiji perhaps, where the ethnic Indians are resented partly because of their economic success, is Malaysia, where the ethnic Chinese have long been disliked for similar reasons.

That wasn't exactly fair, so Guinness has begun to separate things out into proper categories.

But a direct comparison isn't exactly fair as the X600 is a larger computer with a 15.6-inch LED-backlit screen, instead of the 13.3-inch one found on the Air.

Which isn't exactly fair, since lice don't choose their hosts.

Amber obviously feels betrayed, but let's be real, it wasn't exactly fair to put Drew in that position.

Not exactly balanced, fair and, above all, in the interests of the American people.