Sentence examples for not exactly integrated from inspiring English sources
It gives Aldeburgh a very definite and welcome flavour in one part of its programme - the other, not exactly integrated, tends to reflect the influence of Britten himself.
French anxieties about cheap workers or German worries about integrating refugees do not exactly reflect the British rejection of migration, but there are common threads.
Teaching students how to set tabs is not exactly what most educators have in mind when speaking about integrating technology into the curriculum.
He is not exactly new to the scene, having opened his Eleven Eleven Wellness Center (an integrated East-West health practice, as he described it) in 1992.
By some accounts, the stands had been legally integrated a few years earlier, but apparently, many of Robinson's fans were not exactly welcome there.
He's not exactly - or even remotely - one of those post-Weeknd types where the voice and music are integrated skilfully.
Not exactly inspirational.
