Sentence examples for not exactly perfect from inspiring English sources

Well, maybe not exactly perfect, but certainly "Very Good".

And this despite the entirety of human civilisation having been brought to its knees, not exactly perfect conditions for developing new technologies (and even for harnessing a method which presumably must be developed by the machines and then stolen).

It's that easy, but admittedly, the remote lacks direct input buttons so it's not exactly perfect.

Anyone who has ever used Google's automated translation service knows that it's not exactly perfect — generally you'll wind up with words that are close approximations of what you started with, but Google inevitably decides to change the meaning of at least a few sentences, just for kicks.

Practise will make, well, not exactly perfect, but you'll get better.

Don't worry if your uniform is not exactly perfect or right.

Blind Date wasn't exactly perfect – it invented Amanda Holden, for crying out loud – but compared to Take Me Out it looks like Brideshead Revisited.

To be fair, Apple's App Store isn't exactly perfect.

Even Fitbit representatives acknowledge that this most recent version of the app isn't exactly perfect.

Mike Gilberg is a first-time iOS developer, so users may notice that the design isn't exactly perfect.

Likewise, card printing isn't exactly perfect, and there's a chance some parts of the card's far edges will be cut off.