Sentence examples for not exactly through from inspiring English sources

At times, Greaves shows the simultaneous footage of two or three cameras at the same time, not exactly through split screens but by means of a black matte, as if in a photo album, that gives the multiple screens multiple windows.

After five kids (okay, I'm not exactly through the process with all five) it's been tougher or easier.

Akten wants to promote empathy, though not exactly through VR as the empathy engine, but by hacking humanity's visual glitches.

Not exactly, though seeing those spaces through Auerbach's eyes, as the paintings insist you do, means that they will never look the same again.

He was not exactly ripping through the field once the race started.

Of course, the Hamptons' wealthier enclaves did not exactly suffer through the great recession in the true sense of the word.

"But we are cautious about what this management team has in store for us since they have not exactly followed through on the commitments they have made in the past".

This specific electromagnetic path between the transmitter and the receiver presents some geometrical approximations since it does not exactly go through the exact receiver position.

The Shoreline grunts exist exclusively as cannon fodder – albeit cannon fodder that bites back, hard, so don't be surprised if you're not exactly coasting through gunfights on the game's "moderate" difficulty level.

Mr. Wilson has not exactly been coasting through his 30-year career, though, he cheerfully admitted, he's not always the best judge of material.

Although, in the big scheme of things, it's not exactly a car driving through a skyscraper.