Sentence examples for not exactly tally from inspiring English sources

Although the minor's description of the object which injured him did not exactly tally with the description of the aerial bombs which Golden State and Brooks brought to the fair grounds, yet the jury could have concluded that the object which injured the minor was such an aerial bomb.

While your aesthetic opinions may not exactly tally with ours, we confidently expect a correlation between our and our readers' rankings of a strength which would, in normal circumstance, merit publication.

This doesn't exactly tally with stats provided by Billboard, although Adele's hit is in a major key.

(Intriguingly, this carbon dating of his epiphany doesn't exactly tally with this ConservativeHome blog post from January 2008 in which he seems to be already expressing his major doubts after reading Unstoppable Global Warming, by Fred Singer and Dennis Avery).

This was probably because having a fully functioning gulag on the outskirts of your capital doesn't exactly tally with Angela Merkel's vision of a democratic continent.

The new exercise app Sweatcoin is not exactly a cryptocurrency; it tallies the footfalls you make outdoors and rewards you with one sweatcoin for every thousand and fifty steps.

Note that these numbers are not exactly the same as those being tallied by others, but they are close.

Not exactly.

That tally isn't exactly fair, however, because it doesn't consider all the things the new iMovie does that the old one couldn't.

When state regulators tried to tally water use across California recently, they didn't exactly get a flood of cooperation.

His tally of seven kids with five different women isn't exactly Romneyesque.