Sentence examples for not exactly real from inspiring English sources

But the photograph was not exactly real.

The veiled truth is that televised reality is not exactly real.

And with eight players to a side, games in the N.F.L.'s off-season and a field that looks like a hockey rink, it's not exactly "real" football.

It is not exactly real, of course: Mr. Ochs is Don Ainsworth, a 57-year-old retired music teacher who lives in Ventura, Calif., and Jalisco is a sim (for simulator), a plot of land in Second Life, the virtual world introduced in 2003 by Linden Lab, a San Francisco company.

As great as the image of the cool, aloof beauty everyone falls over, its not exactly real life.

The sync between the desktop and Drive was not exactly real-time, but it was very quick.

All right, yes, they weren't exactly real rabbits.

The women aren't professional actors, but they aren't exactly real people either.

Like the shadow in Plato's cave, it's a refracted image of something that wasn't exactly real to begin with.

It's coming from the feel that this ain't exactly real, or it's real, but it ain't exactly there.

For years now I keep asking Lena how it will end, and expecting or hoping that Marnie will be wrapped up in a sweet little bow -- but I'm really grateful that Lena keeps reminding me that this kind of thinking isn't exactly real life.