Sentence examples for not exactly some from inspiring English sources

"Isn't that what we want?" Not exactly, some preservationists answered.

Have we stopped being able to see these events as random and tragic, but not exactly some agency or government's fault?

It's not exactly some hole in the wall -- it's easily one of the most famous restaurants in the city.

It's not exactly" some of my best friends are" but when he spouts his no racist bone in his body line it's always good for a blurb on the news cycle.

I was just 21 when we met in 1967 anyway, so I wasn't exactly some randy old geezer.

Turning off phone notifications isn't exactly some massive feat of bravery, but it did feel like I was abandoning channels of communication.

I am not exactly what some people call a Corbynista, but the realities such analyses evade seem simple enough.

Lines of communication are still poor, and conditions are not exactly cozy: some reporters are sleeping on the ground and using car batteries to record their stand-ups.

O.K., not exactly nothing: some of the huge options grants at the top went away, reducing the average among the top 100.

It's not exactly clear why some different birds use these different strategies.

Of course, "Falstaff" is not exactly opera buffa; some question whether it is a comedy at all.