Sentence examples for not exactly provided from inspiring English sources

Anyway, modern and older art seemed mutually benefited by the connections, and I left the Bellotto show realizing that it had not exactly provided the typical pleasure of an old master tribute.

They are also reaching out to viewers on Snapchat, reported the Associated Press, in an attempt to capture the attention of a demographic that has not exactly provided the biggest supply of SOTU viewers over the years. .

Brendan Rodgers is clearly not a fan and the England striker would not exactly provide a like-for-like replacement.

The politics of polarization and venomous congressional deadlock in the United States does not exactly provide a model of smooth political process either.

Shane Black's latest instalment has a satisfying denouement that (while not exactly providing closure) certainly ties up a few loose ends for the Stark saga.

The measurement process does not exactly provide the ideal channel impulse response but is approximately the result of the convolution between the channel impulse response and the code autocorrelation pulse.

The opposition England are facing is not exactly providing a thorough examination of their strengths and weakness and how far they have come since that awful failure in Brazil.

Tell your representatives that you vote on this issue; it's taken as gospel that legislators are afraid of the NRA, but gun control supporters haven't exactly provided the wind beneath their wings.

"And frankly, accusations such as these don't exactly provide me with motivation to even make another attempt to do so".

What this wounded world needs, you'd think, is a way out of the darkness, or a chance to dance, which Massive's recent music doesn't exactly provide.

Asked whether any part of the City could now be considered clean, Carney doesn't exactly provide an answer, saying only: "What's happening is heightened scrutiny on a wide range of conduct issues, which is right.