Sentence examples for not exactly that from inspiring English sources

But its power seemed somehow diminished, or, if not exactly that, then a tiny bit stale.

It's not exactly that critical judgment is opposed to, or out of touch with, popular taste.

Its cover is red, with a nude by Natasha Law, but it's not exactly that kind of title.

He likens his technique to music: "That reappearance - I wouldn't say repetition, because it's not exactly that - that reappearance of a motif is very often extremely moving.

The mythical table-pounding banker for whom dollars and deals trump all else is, more often than not, exactly that: mythical.

Still, it's not exactly that great of a service.

Its depressing and they aren't exactly that helpful.

"It wasn't exactly that way, no," said Robert Walker, a leading House Republican at the time.

But Mr. Blackmore, a 60-year-old native of England, isn't exactly that fellow.

Which isn't exactly that revelatory.

But maybe he wasn't exactly that way.