Sentence examples for not exactly finished from inspiring English sources

It resembles the workshop of a work-blocked inventor, in which things look enticingly unfamiliar but not exactly finished.

Speaking of their second film together, "The Place Beyond the Pines," opening Friday, they were not exactly finishing each other's sentences — the voluble Mr. Cianfrance tends to finish his own — but had clearly settled into an established rhythm.

Knight did not exactly finish off North Carolina with that basket, but the Tar Heels had wiped out an 11-point second-half deficit just to get into a position to have a chance to win.

No, he says, the album isn't exactly finished yet.

They don't exactly finish each other's sentences, but they exude the same free-wheeling, devil-take-the-hindmost attitude.

So the Germans did not exactly celebrate when they finished group play undefeated with a 4-0 victoverover Thailand on Monday afternoon.

However, in the situation where the colour formation on the dipsticks after the second incubation step was not fully finished, not exactly the same situation was measured twice.

That is not exactly spectacular, but after finishing the normally treacherous West Coast trip at 4-3, the Mets were still above sea level.

When Marc Turnesa tees it up with 155 other golfers Thursday at the start of the United States Open, his name will have a familiar ring to golf aficionados, even if he is not exactly a favorite to finish atop the leader board.

Things (like the planetarium) are not exactly what you might call finished.

Actually, he can't exactly say how finished it is.