Sentence examples for not exactly linked from inspiring English sources

"But if you're an environmental person who turns out to have had an affair, then that's not good, but it's not exactly linked.

He has done it sporting a grandfatherly beard and a doughy body and without a single tattoo — not exactly traits linked to basketball prodigies.

The attachment won't exactly be linked to your mail.

I'm not exactly sure what links almost dying in the Caribbean to creating this "world-class content", but I'm sure everyone in the room today is just one more enthusiastic speech away from landing that Pulitzer.

The Maysles' movie Salesman (1969) was a study of salesmen going door-to-door in the US, selling Bibles, and this hard-hitting study forms a kind of link – though perhaps not exactly a missing link – between Arthur Miller's 1949 play Death of a Salesman and David Mamet's 1984 play Glengarry Glen Ross.

ANNES, England — It has been raining in northern England for weeks, and the Royal Lytham and St. Annes golf course is lush and green everywhere — which is not exactly what a links course should look like this time of year.

Ignorance is bliss: more Americans pick the Supreme Court when asked which part of the government they trust the most (other options included Congress, the President, or the political parties, so not exactly stellar competition).Data links: Our top-line numbers can be found here.

It's not exactly Swedish, but the dishes linked to Swedish tradition are the best ones.

The reality is more complicated: the weather this week is linked to but not exactly a reeling, broken-off piece of the polar vortex.

Though not exactly a metric of URL link preservation, the investigators believe that their use demonstrates an effort to preserve the links.

And he's not exactly someone whose name you'd want linked to yours for eternity.